Sentence examples for risk owing from inspiring English sources

Privacy is at risk owing to basic security failures, warns ICO.

He is a high operative risk owing to his high BMI, type 2 diabetes and long-term smoking habit.

He is currently helping compile the Audubon Society's next "Connecticut State of the Birds" report listing species at risk owing to climate, habitat and disruptions from human activity.

The preponderance of portfolio investment over FDI has added to financial-sector risk, owing to the greater volatility of portfolio flows.High budget deficits will ensure that the government continues to crowd out borrowers from the corporate sector.

No complaint was made about Dr Mammo's surgery, in 2001 at Bassetlaw hospital near Doncaster, but she denies failing to give enough thought as to whether it was necessary; she also did not discuss with the anaesthetist whether it posed a risk owing to Mrs McGowan's angina.

In a previous paper, (written up in The Economist here) Mr Stein and his co-authors argued that investors and other market participants have a large appetite for financial assets with the attributes of money: ultra short maturity, and minimal credit risk owing to the high quality of the collateral or sterling reputation of the issuer.

During the FCC's recent auctions of the 700MHz wireless spectrum, Google risked owing the government slightly more than $4.6 billion simply to ensure that the open access rules it fought for would be imposed on whoever won.

New migrants may have increased mortality risks owing to low uptake of healthcare, and people at high cardiovascular risk might have migrated.

Johnson et al. note that older people are more likely than young people to try to avoid unnecessary risks owing to their accumulated experience of health risks over a lifetime [ 35].

First, because of the observational design of the included studies, we cannot rule out the possibility that the observed association between excess body weight and risk is owing to confounding from other risk factors.

The lack of an increased risk of severe hyperkalaemia persisted in both populations, in contrast with previous studies that showed an increased risk of hyperkalaemia associated morbidity and mortality among high risk patients, owing to the interaction of multiple blockers of the renin-angiotensin system that was accentuated by other drugs and coexisting conditions.