Sentence examples for risks report from inspiring English sources

The WEF's own Global Risks report recently identified widening income disparities as one of the biggest threats to the world community.

Toward the end of the W.E.F.'s Risks Report, though, there is a section on responses to "stresses and shocks" which includes something called "transformative resilience"—meaning that it helps, in the wake of a crisis, to have a "capacity for change".

The World Economic Forum's 2014 Risks Report found that unemployment and underemployment are two of the biggest issues facing the world this year.

The topic of climate change plays a prevalent role during the talks, not least thanks to the latest Global Risks report by WEF labeling it the biggest single threat facing the world economy.

These results mirror those obtained in studies performed in other countries [ 12- 14, 39, 40] where diabetic people with healthy habits and less cardiovascular risks report substantially better HRQOL.

There is little understanding of these children's experiences, perceived risks, reported outcomes and needs.

The dichotomous data was expressed as proportions or risks, reporting the treatment effect as a risk ratio (RR) with 95% CI.

Hazard ratios (HRs) are the estimated revision risks reported.

These risks are comparable to the risks reported in other studies [ 14, 21, 22].

This data is concordant with the relative risks reported in epidemiological studies (see above).

Consequently, many risks reported by the authors would be comparable to those for gene expression arrays.