Sentence examples for riskier in terms of from inspiring English sources

America and Canada, two of the world's leading beef producers, were considered only marginally riskier in terms of BSE-infection.

This suggests that smaller producers are riskier in terms of disease transmission considering that their concern about disease spread is lower compared to large and medium-scale producers.

In addition, smaller and poorer producers adopt fewer biosecurity actions, thus they are considered to be riskier in terms of disease transmission.

The study also found that adoption of biosecurity actions depends on flock size, specifically, smaller and poorer producers adopt fewer biosecurity actions, thus are considered to be riskier in terms of transmission risks.

The role of knowledge, beliefs, and perception about disease and disease risks in actual decisions regarding biosecurity practices by the producers showed that smaller and poorer producers adopted fewer biosecurity actions, thus were considered to be riskier in terms of transmission risks.

I think that those sports were more risky in terms of I could get injured physically.

"It is more risky in terms of not being able to produce the outcome that was intended," says Ashley.

Like some of his peers, he had thought of reporting the demands to the police, "but to me it seemed risky in terms of the consequences".

It called the move risky, in terms of losing customers put off by higher prices of about 21 to 25percentt initially, and staff resistance.

Tankersley: So the analog Trump strategy is true to his brand, and efficient in terms of spending, but risky in terms of getting the votes he actually needs to win? Issenberg: Yes.

Nonetheless, major private services such as banks, schools, universities, clinics and shopping centers were still not interested in investing in these areas of the city, considering them too risky in terms of profitability.