Sentence examples for risks inducing from inspiring English sources

Any talk about Europe in particular -- unless it directly involves high finance or war and peace -- risks inducing narcolepsy among voters.

These are different phenomena – in the biophysics of how robustness might be obtained and modified, and the scope of consequences if it is altered, among other aspects – and using the same term risks inducing the opposite impression.

Risks induced by hazardous wastes (HWs) on both public and the environment are addressed.

The sources of impairment and health risks induced by water-borne pathogens are extensively reported (Table 2).

Hence, the potential of energy metabolic dysfunction to increase carcinogenic risks induced by biological factors need to be examined further.

The emerging risks induced by anthropogenic trace substances and multi-resistant bacteria are characterized and assessed using analytical techniques in combination with effect-related assays.

Phytomanagement aims at using valuable non-food crops to alleviate environmental and health risks induced by pollutants, and at restoring ecosystem services.

Moreover, by focusing on risks induced by land-based drivers, resulting output can support the design of infrastructures for reducing pressures on the sea, contributing to improve the land-sea interface management.

The reassuring Chinese principle of "peaceful rise" indicates that Beijing does not ignore the risks induced by such a Western perception, but, it is only through a persistent foreign policy of inclusiveness and, beyond, by entering in substantial cooperation with the West that fear can be contained.

Nevertheless, the risks induced by these modifications during pregnancy are not fully understood.

However, modelling the effect of temperature failed to describe the risks induced by the extreme heat.