Sentence examples for risk of loosing from inspiring English sources

Delaying IDS, however, harbours the risk of loosing the opportunity for debulking surgery.

The Italian TSO and the Italian regulatory authority for electricity, gas and water system (AEEGSI) pioneered this field, and imposed the participation of distributed generation (DG) into voltage and frequency regulation for reducing the risk of loosing significant power generation during frequency transients.

If the consultants are successful and ideas start fertilizing then they will have to take on the risk of loosing millions of dollars and their reputation with a product that may or may not be a success.

How does taking the risk of loosing one side's soldiers' out of battle change the ethics of doing war?

There is no upper time limit for sick leave, and a low risk of loosing employment due to sickness absence.

In practice, health workers who have accrued pension rights in one pension fund may fear to leave the employment because of the risk of loosing the pension rights.

The major risk of loose fill insulation asbestos is that it releases tiny fibres into the air.

Note that the dataset is not saved in any of these processes and, therefore, there is no risk of permanently loosing information by dropping variables.

We hoped that we could afford that new home or that the risks of loose credit would be offset by the upsides.

Kolundzić et al. [ 21] showed that IL-6 polymorphism G-174A increases the risk of implant loosing, but Malik et al. [ 22] found no correlation with IL-6 G-174C polymorphism and an increased risk of septic loosening of the hip endoprosthesis.

Yet to experts in his own administration, what's happening today in countries like North Korea and Pakistan poses a far higher statistical risk of letting loose nukes out the door than Iraq ever did.