Sentence examples similar to risks stemming from consequences from inspiring English sources

UBS Warburg cut its rating on G.M. because of risks stemming from its large pension liabilities.

The merger agreement even included an acknowledgment that Tyson would shoulder certain risks stemming from IBP's financial difficulties.

Any additional risks stemming from the introduction of such procedures or measures should be assessed and mitigated.

The risks stemming from operations and products of biotechnologies are not limited to human health.

Other doubts about Bendectin's risks stem from the range of defects attributed to it.

Studies have shown increased health risks stem from higher-than-usual amounts of sulfur dioxide emissions.

For emerging and developing economies, risks stemmed from lower commodity prices, higher corporate debt and volatile capital flows.

Many business risks stem from increasing pressures on the natural foundations of our water security: rivers, lakes and aquifers.

First, significant risks stem from persistent economic inequalities between the two sides of the Mediterranean.

All sorts of risks stem from that, and all sorts of harm comes from it.

Today's greatest existential risks stem from advanced technologies like nuclear weapons, biotechnology, synthetic biology, nanotechnology, and even artificial superintelligence.