Sentence examples for risk subsided from inspiring English sources

When that solvency risk subsided, it became apparent that some tangible assets were seriously undervalued.

It is important to screen patients who have undergone an exposure (Table 2) and to continue monitoring high-risk patients until the risk has subsided.

In recent years, the risk has subsided as vaccination for young adults has become more routine.

Morgan Stanley said that as the key remaining legal risks subside, Altria will break up into its component parts in mid-to-late 2005 and the $83 target takes into account "the return of the full economics" of the Marlboro brand in Japan starting in April 2005.

Mowafaq H. Mahmood, chief executive of the Bank of Baghdad, said that investors would not put their own money at risk, nor would bankers lend freely, until the risks of violence subsided.

One of the potential complications of RSV infection are abnormalities in the spirometric flow which are 5 times more likely in children with a history of RSV infection than in controls and which risk may not subside for 20 years after the initial episode [ 85].

Will litigation risk ever subside?" Some value investors have been willing to bet that it will.

Management and design questions remain for how to best integrate this technology into heavily subsided land to lower the risks and consequences associated with levee failure, improve water quality, and ultimately restore these lands to tidal wetlands.

Calculated Risk informs us that key measures of inflation have subsided.

Policy makers said they expected the risk of inflation to subside in 2008.

Given this risk, borrowing may well subside less than the Treasury is projecting.