Sentence examples for risk trigger from inspiring English sources
Particular attention will be paid to mood deterioration which will, if significant or involving increase suicide risk, trigger review by study psychiatrist.
The best way to deflect those challenges may be to ensure that, in any attempt to make levels of predicted risk trigger points for intervention, the intrusiveness of the intervention is well matched to the confidence of the prediction.
As TYA cancer diagnosis is rare, PPVs will never be particularly high; thus, the question for primary care remains: should a raised relative risk trigger investigation, even when the absolute risk is very small?
If we continue to rely solely on financial reporting, we risk triggering both an economic and ecological meltdown.
But he'll eventually have to punt on that, too, or risk triggering an economic catastrophe.
The new service, called Risk Triggers, instantly disperses this information, allowing the banks to take action - such as reducing credit limits - before a payment has been missed.
Thus a publicly perceived risk triggers communication between people who would otherwise prefer to have nothing to do with one another.
But any attempt to dump its stock of dollars would risk triggering a plunge in the currency.
A poor showing by the Liberals suggested that not many people were so impatient for full independence that they would risk triggering a fratricidal war.
It "signals euro area policymakers' willingness to risk triggering wider financial market disruptions in pursuit of other policy goals," Moody's said in a note.
They cannot threaten to walk away: if they do, despite the reported agreement on a fixed-term parliament, they risk triggering a general election at which the Lib Dems stand to be crushed.
