Sentence examples for risk to damage from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, there is no risk to damage anatomical structures during replantation since the tooth is put in the existing socket.

On the other hand, if the vessel never leaves, it will be at risk to damage from ice.

Feeding high-grain diets to lactating ruminants causes a high risk to damage the histological integrity and functions of ruminal epithelium in dairy cows [ 3, 4].

We chose not to administer the anaesthetics intraperitoneally, because of the presence of the telemetry device in the abdominal cavity and the risk to damage the cables during injection.

Against this idea it has been argued that he would neither have risked to damage Elizabeth's reputation nor his own position.

It has the theoretical risks to damage structures in the anterior chamber, and limits intravitreous performance when necessary.

It implies that golf driver clubs differ in terms of a potential risk to hearing damage.

I've been told by leading industry figures that the risk to reputational damage is too great, that my standing in the security business is irreparable".

This can be a risk to irreparably damaging the DVD.

Loyal to his old chief, he refuses now, as he did then, to linger on his change of mind about that war, a silence he laid to an unwillingness to risk damage to troops in the field.

To have gone further would have been to risk damage to the quality of our services to the public and to jobs.