Sentence examples for risk power from inspiring English sources
It remains under-powered even when we postulate the moderate risk (power = 0.56 to 0.71 at a relative risk of 1.4 to 1.5 [ 6]).
Scottish ministers argue that retaining the UK's entirely integrated energy system after a yes vote would benefit both governments and allow the UK to avoid reopening mothballed power plants or risk power black-outs in the coming years.
"When innocent life is being taken on such a scale and the United States has the power to stop the killing at reasonable risk," Power writes, "it has a duty to act". She objects not only to the fact that the United States declines to intervene militarily in genocidal conflicts, but also that frequently it declines to do anything -- even to rebuke perpetrators publicly.
Not even a Democratic majority in Congress will risk power and money to give the majority of American voters what they so clearly want.
Roth, by giving us Alex, speaks to and through the nervous young person who lives on in us more resiliently; speaks to that hyper-precious moment when the child goes into eclipse, the teen having long before been launched, and adult pleasures (bodies, risk, power) and their surprising allies (dissembling, aggression, moral equivocation) present themselves.
Related findings were reported in a United Kingdom study on risk, power and trust which reported that young women mobilized trust in male partners as a coping strategy[ 30].
Once he saw that the game plan that had served him well this year would not work against Nadal, he turned to a brawny, high-risk power game.
The difficulties with the problem-solving approach are in risking power in favor of a substantive goal.
The companies have reacted with fury to his plans, saying he is risking power blackouts and sending a message that Britain is not open for business.
Perhaps 400m watch on television, risking power surges to India's jerry-rigged grid, which end abruptly the moment Mr Tendulkar gets out, as millions switch off.
A November 2009 research report by Citigroup Global Markets termed the construction risks, power price risks, and operational risks "so large and variable that individually they could each bring even the largest utility to its knees".
