Sentence examples for risks of forward from inspiring English sources

The analysis shows that the three countries follow contrasting approaches of exposing RES-E producers to the market risks of forward electricity markets, balancing markets and system planning requirements.

In order to predict the potential risks of forward contamination by Earth microorganisms to subsurface sites on Mars with liquid brines, experiments were designed to characterize the short-term survival of two bacteria in aqueous soil solutions from six analog soils.

Snow can be particularly soft and conforming to the casters, causing them to become buried and the wheelchair to "snowplow" or stop suddenly, causing a risk of forward tipping.

As well, because our objective was to model the risk of forward HIV transmission via contaminated syringes, we excluded an individual's follow-up period if they did not report any injection drug use in that period.

Two WhatsApp blog sites, Whatsappen.nl and WABetaInfo, report spotting notification messages in the app which appear intended to warns users that they are at risk of forwarding some spam — by displaying a notice that the message "has been forwarded many times".

So Spinoza protects himself from the charge that IIIp28 is obviously false (albeit at the risk of forwarding an unfalsifiable psychological claim) by arguing that, despite the seeming simplicity of that proposition, it cannot be falsified by the great variety of conscious human motives.

"Our advice has been that the risks of bringing forward or rushing the future submarine project would outweigh the risks of extending the life of the Collins class.

What about the risks of coming forward?

GAO has identified such striking problems with USDA's regulatory analysis that USDA ought to give serious consideration to the litigation risks of going forward with the rule.

For this reason I believe that the risk of going forward now is well worth taking.

Netanyahu may win the battle on Iran and even with the Palestinians, but he – and the nation he leads – runs the very real risk of moving forward increasingly on its own.