Sentence examples for risks raised from inspiring English sources

Large banks may pose a threat Other risks raised stem from the banking sector, the report says.

His manic speeches and penchant for taking all-or-nothing risks raised questions about his capacity for self-control, even his sanity.

Identifying the above concerns about the physical, psychological, and social risks raised by human microbiome research is not intended to impede the progress of this area, but to highlight the importance that protection should be provided for participants and data arising from research.

In response, one might understand Jonas to be arguing that the present state of affairs involves sufficiently good medicine and adequately flourishing lives such that the needs which could now be addressed by additional clinical research are not of sufficient importance to justify the risks raised by conducting it.

And then, of course, there are the dangers posed by the volatile nature of the fuel itself and the risks raised by large quantities of gas.

Parents' reactions, denouncing these risks, raised doubts about the utility of vaccination.

Military historian Christina Goulter said re-evaluating the RAF's role in the Battle of Britain still risks raising hackles.

Among the risks raising new concerns, recently published evidence indicates that statins could raise a person's risk of developing Type 2 diabetes by 9 percent.

His organization has also argued that the bill risks raising costs, squelching innovation and putting American companies at a competitive disadvantage.

Clinical research which poses net risks raises important ethical concern.

However, if Mr Cameron does back the report, he risks raising tensions with the Conservatives' coalition partners.