Sentence examples for risk of normalising from inspiring English sources

As a result, chemical weapons experts are warning of the risk of "normalising" chemical weapons after a sustained international effort to keep them beyond the pale.

Some observers claim he is still in denial about the imminent erasure of his presidency and at risk of normalising a demagogue.

"There is certainly a huge risk of normalising [the use of chemical weapons]," said Richard Guthrie, a British chemical weapons expert who has raised concerns about the wider impacts of Syria's continued use of toxins as weapons.

"The risk of normalising too late and too gradually should not be underestimated," the BIS said.

In an editorial on 15 October 2009, The Guardian said: "The BNP is no normal party – yet by inviting it on to Question Time, the BBC runs the risk of normalising it".

The health and social services minister, Mark Drakeford, said: "The bill will help us to respond to a range of public health threats in Wales, including the risk of re-normalising smoking for a generation of children and young people who have grown up in largely smoke-free environments.

Moreover, the demonstration that TNF-α inhibition led to restoration of circulating EPC levels in RA patients suggests not only that these biological therapies modulate disease itself, but that they may also be beneficial in terms of normalising the cardiovascular risk associated with this disease – yet another advantage of TNF-α blockade!

Medical interventions – even very extreme ones – have a habit of normalising once the costs and risks fall.

The women felt chlamydia screening should be offered to all young women rather than targeted at "high risk" women based on sexual history and they particularly emphasised the importance of normalising chlamydia screening.

Of course, veteran hunter-gatherers may balk at these changes, as well as the challenge mode approach of normalising all armour and equipment before the start of a raid, as it risks fundamentally changing the balance between fighting skill and equipment.

This has the effect of normalising their behaviour.