Sentence examples for risk of replacing from inspiring English sources

Failure to deliver on the pressing issue of integration runs the risk of replacing one form of institution with another.

Mozaffarian D, Clarke R. Quantitative effects on cardiovascular risk factors and coronary heart disease risk of replacing partially hydrogenated vegetable oils with other fats and oils.

Dr. Prystowsky, who is a Guidant consultant, said the risk of replacing a device with even a lower failure rate might be justified if a patient was highly dependent on it.

We designed a study in hypercholesterolemic patients to assess the effects on serum lipids and other intermediate markers of cardiovascular risk of replacing 40% of the fat in the background diet with VOO, walnuts or almonds.

The British Medical Journal has dubbed the reforms "Dr Lansley's Monster", the National Audit Office has warned that the quality of service offered by GPs could drop, and the King's Fund has pointed out the government runs the risk of replacing the bureaucracy of performance management with the red tape of economic regulation.

Do you go through the time, expense and risk of replacing the asset, or do you repurpose it?

This evaluation should be extended to the relative benefits and risks of replacing non-native species with native ones in aquaculture and enhancement, considering that risks associated with using the current set of non-native species are increasingly well known and appear mild-to-moderate, whilst ecological and genetic risks of releasing domesticated types of native species are poorly known.

They were found to be biased against her but unwilling to make her redundant and wary of the risks of replacing her.

Understanding the mechanical behaviours of gas hydrate-bearing sediments (GHBS) is important for their associated applications in wellbore stability, stratum deformation during exploitation, geological disaster prevention, and the risk assessment of replacing CH4 with CO2 in hydrate reservoirs and CO2 sequestration in oceans.

The downside risk of not replacing the withdrawn cash "is very significant," he wrote.

The danger would be that internal frictions within the orchestra might boil over, and there would be the risk of conservatism replacing adventure without the leadership of a creatively-minded principal conductor such as Rattle.