Sentence examples for risks spawning from inspiring English sources
However critics say that the new system risks spawning US-style litigation as people challenge the councils' assessments of their wealth and need.
Ixnay to those handy anti-bacterial sanitizers, the widespread use of which risks spawning additional resistant bacteria.
During the late 1970s the emerging field of risk assessment spawned a new area of data analysis called "exposure assessment".
So, it is a little bit like riding a tiger, I think, that in outsourcing to low-labor-cost countries you get a short-term benefit, but there is the risk you may be spawning a competitor.
But as Lehman promoted its standards, investors say, the firm was suffering from excessive risk-taking that spawned its demise.
But his narrow-minded ideas and bombastic rhetoric risk remaking the world order and potentially spawning a full-scale holy war.
Porpoises, mangroves and spawning grounds for fish would all be put at risk.
It is this "narrowness" of conventional risk assessment that has spawned skepticism among many community members, both tribal and nontribal, about the use of traditional risk-based decisions.
Spawning Spore's Creatures.
Spawning occurred spontaneously.
