Sentence examples for risks reflecting from inspiring English sources

A program implemented by the Obama administration in 2015, it would have required that buildings constructed with federal funding use higher standards to mitigate flood risks, reflecting the effects of climate change similar to what NFIP reformers want to see.

The model also included entry into the population at risk and age-specific mortality risks reflecting those of the general population.

But a good many of these risks reflect a lack of preparation or foresight.

Advocates for drug-coated stents have suggested that the higher comparable risks reflect the increase of their use in diabetics and with other difficult cases.

Some elements of this picture of rising risks reflects the aftermath of the financial crisis.

Secondly, the priority given to the self-management of risks reflects a generally favorable attitude towards a the ability of users to innovate.

That chemicals remain in widespread use despite known risks reflects serious cracks in our regulatory system, which registers dozens of chemicals every year but requires near absolute certainty of harm before pulling any from the shelves.

* the mean number of risks reflects the number of risk factors positive from the above mentioned.

EIA-negative controls comprised the reference category so that risks reflected CDI-attributable mortality.

Australia also performed well on the measures of unemployment risk – reflecting the strength of our labour market compared with most other OECD nations.

A country's vulnerability to unemployment risk – reflecting "demand" for UI – can be gauged by the stage of development of the labor market.