Sentence examples for risk started from inspiring English sources

Scientists found that the risk started rising even in people with a body mass index of 22, well below the overweight threshold of 25.

"It was certainly a surprise to us that the risk started within the first few years after exposure, as radiation-related heart disease has traditionally been thought of as usually occurring several decades after exposure," Dr. Darby said.

He had barely been seated at the witness table when a group of protestors bearing signs with pictures of children killed by U.S. drones and slogans saying "BRENNAN = DRONE KILLING" and "BRENNAN: A NATIONAL SECURITY RISK," started kicking up a rumpus.

The formal studies on credit risk started in the 1930's (Altman, 1968).

Geological and geotechnical investigations of the zones at risk started to be conducted in the decades following the Rudbar earthquake (Ghafory-Ashtiany et al. 2000).

Someday you'll wake up and realize what you've become: a guy who took a risk, started a business, and made money.

But for a woman, the risk starts to increase at less than two.

Today, given the job losses of the past year, fewer unhappy couples will risk starting separate households.

But the Obama Administration was hoping to get out of the Middle East, not risk starting another war there.

"There were so many old workings in the mine that we couldn't risk starting a new hole.

The United States Environmental Protection Agency maintains that moderate health risk starts at a UV Index of three, where protection such as built shade should be sought.