Sentence examples for risk of enlarging from inspiring English sources

Consider this moderate proposal by John McNaughton from the Pentagon Papers, published during the Vietnam war: "Strikes at population targets (per se) are likely not only to create a counterproductive wave of revulsion abroad and at home, but greatly to increase the risk of enlarging the war with China or the Soviet Union.

These cysts, once formed, run the risk of enlarging, producing a degenerative condition known as syringomyelia, which has the potential to cause further deterioration of sensory or motor function [ 94].

The proposed system successfully collected surface images of the entire egg surface using only one pressure modification, which reduced the operation time and risk of enlarged cracks.

"It's a way of enlarging your footprint," he said.

Since the early detection of neonates at risk of sepsis could enlarge the therapeutic window and improve neonatal outcome, several markers of sepsis have been investigated throughout the last years as possible tools for an early identification [ 58– 60].

But in "The Surrendered" Lee takes that risk, enlarging the operations of fate and challenging his characters to assimilate, somehow, the things that have befallen them.

Only patients at very high risk (36%) for lymph node metastasis benefit from CT and MRI using preoperative fine-needle aspiration biopsy of enlarged nodes.

That could open an endless prospect of enlarged Supreme Court jurisdiction.

In current practice, we recognise patients at risk of AAD by an enlarging aneurysm of the aortic root particularly with a family history of dissection.

Active smokers are also at higher risks of having rapidly enlarging AAAs [17].

For different marriage cohorts, the slope of the divorce risk function gradually enlarges, which indicates that as time goes on, the rate of divorce for the divorced couples has increased considerably.