Sentence examples for risks started from inspiring English sources

So it was news last week when prominent medical experts said that new data from Merck indicated that Vioxx's risks started to emerge after only four months of use.

Many respondents left academia when the risks started to outweigh the rewards, which happened most often when they decided to settle down and start a family.

We know that the risks start as soon as you start taking it.

Most important, the company is taking risks, starting dozens of new magazines at a time when its peers are contracting.

But in truth, you can say the same of Wall Street — it won't learn any lessons, either, until firms that took foolhardy risks start to fail.

The risks start even earlier.

1. Embolden girls to take more risks—starting young.

America's entrepreneurial culture is famous: It's easy to take risks, start a new business.

Mr Hopson said: "Above 85% and the risks start rising and once you get into the 90% it is significant.

But there are risks, starting with the price.

The trade war the U.S. risks starting if it fails to act rationally could reverberate throughout the world economy.