Sentence examples for risks raising from inspiring English sources

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.

Anheuser's about-face risks raising the hackles of Missouri politicians and customers who rallied to the brewer's side as it sought to fight off the unwanted advances.

Another meeting between Mr. Sarkozy and Mrs. Merkel is scheduled for next Monday to address this and other issues — a get-together that risks raising yet another round of investor skepticism.

Analysts say that Mr. Miliband's political pledge risks raising costs and undermining a new energy bill that is wending its way through the legislative process and that aims at increasing investment including in renewable energy sources like wind and solar.

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.

Clinical research which poses net risks raises important ethical concern.

To assess the ethics of exposing subjects to risks, one needs an account of why exposing others to risks raises ethical concern in the first place.

Risks raise not only ethical issues but other philosophical issues, such as epistemological and decision-theoretical issues as well (Roeser et al. 2012).