Sentence examples for risks costs from inspiring English sources

Proposals should also include potential risks, costs, benefits and drawbacks.

Education ministers clearly did not think through the real risks, costs, and benefits of different levels of vetting.

But the setting of environmental standards is as much art as science, one that entails innumerable assumptions about risks, costs and benefits.

But these investigations, Lomborg submitted, "would serve to better understand risks, costs, and benefits, but also act as an important potential insurance against global warming".

As a result, there is no basis to split Microsoft into separate companies with all the attendant risks, costs and complexities.

One insurance-company chief reckons that insuring against some risks costs only about one quarter as much today as it did four years ago.

In most cases the risks paid off, but other times unforeseen risks cost astronauts their lives.

The ceasefire risks costing them the trust of the few moderate opposition groups left on the ground, who feel abandoned by a country that promised support.

This idea might not hold much appeal for President Obama, for obvious reasons: security risks, cost (CAP roughly estimates a hundred million dollars to resettle forty thousand Iraqis), bad publicity.

The effects of flooding, and managing flood risk, costs the UK around £2.2bn each year.

I think we risk costs to the economy... because it will be just about impossible to beat our costs of equity," Flint says.