Sentence examples for risks fostering from inspiring English sources

Leaving this issue unaddressed risks fostering greater socioeconomic inequality on the nation's roads.

If Berlin pays the bills and tells the rest of Europe how to behave, it risks fostering destructive nationalist resentment against Germany.

"It risks fostering an atmosphere of fear and confusion in which love, including intense sexual intimacy and experimentation, needlessly becomes an area of conflict rather than pleasure".

"He says that Muslims are not doing enough to integrate and that risks fostering extremism – but just what is enough and how do you measure it?

It risks fostering a dependence on services, as warned against in the government's green paper Independence, Well-being and Choice [pdf] and further backed up by the Commissioning for Better Outcomes guide [pdf].

They emphasize solving problems, taking risks, fostering innovation and measuring success [ 6].

But if officials don't censure or don't prevent speech that may inflict psychological damage on a member of a protected class, they risk fostering a hostile environment and prompting an investigation.

Leaders who consider it their moral responsibility to help employees see the actual and potential consequences of their work are likely to inspire their employees; those who attempt to connect with end users just for a performance boost risk fostering cynicism and skepticism among the workforce.

The third point was that there was misunderstanding of tail risk, fostered by financial theories such as value at risk, which he described as the biggest charlatanism in intellectual history.

Prisons may be able to mitigate these risks by fostering self-management practices that patients continue to enact in the community upon release.

The resulting know-how and mutual trust can help preventing and mitigating global systemic risks by fostering resilient systems of business, cultural communication, social management, and ecosystem services security.