Sentence examples for risks citing from inspiring English sources

Tyrie, however, said both banks and building societies carried risks, citing evidence from Andrew Bailey, deputy governor of the Bank of England and head of the regulation arm, the Prudential Regulation Authority, in March.

De La Hoya, who was considering making a return to the ring earlier this year before deciding against it, goes on to accuse Mayweather of being "afraid of taking risks", citing his failure to fight Manny Pacquiao until their meeting in Las Vegas in May.

Meanwhile, there have been suggestions that some members of the Saudi royal family are concerned that a listing in New York may entail legal risks, citing US terrorism legislation that would permit US citizens to sue Saudi Arabia.

He postponed a question-and-answer session scheduled for Thursday due to what he called security risks, citing calls for protesters to surround government buildings.

Risks cited include infection, potential harm to prison workers and the threat of excessive violence.

If both parents exhibit completely normal karyotypes, the recurrence risks cited are low and are strictly empirical.

In response to concern about possible health risks cited by some Ossining residents, Mr. McDonnell said: "This is a frustrating and difficult issue.

NAB's chief economist, Ivan Colhoun, said most of the risks cited by the RBA concern a weaker rather than a stronger outlook.

Among the continuing risks cited by union leaders were excessive and unpredictable work hours and a lack of training for engineers new to their routes.

In the case of AI, the report suggests that future machines and software with "human-level intelligence" could create new, dangerous challenges for humanity – although they could also help to combat many of the other risks cited in the report.

The association said it recognised many of the challenges faced by curriculum authorities and that it was anxious to work with them to help mitigate the risks cited by AQA.