Sentence examples for risks suggesting from inspiring English sources

At worst, it risks suggesting they have lost the plot.

At the least, it risks suggesting the party's anti-Wall Street posture is in some cases just that — posturing.

He seems to have been driven by a constant need for attention and for new and ever greater risks, suggesting that something of that defiant and slightly uncertain boy in the photograph lingered throughout his life.

But before the recent disasters, companies in both the financial and oil drilling sectors would have claimed that the events we are now trying to clean up were, well, one-in-a-million risks, suggesting a very low tax.

Without further reflection, it risks suggesting that linear evolution occurred in the region, although in reality there are many instances of lagging or contrary developments.

(From this perspective, we can also see that the older "event of appropriation" risks suggesting something more subjectivistic than Heidegger intends).

These risks suggest that paternal age is of ethical importance".

The Federal Environmental Protection Agency said that the health risks suggested by the study appeared to be exaggerated.

First, our initial take on risks suggests that drives have limited potential to harm humans and that risks to animals and plants will be specific to species and alterations.

A document, entitled Offshore Drilling: Potential Benefits and Risks, suggested that offshore rigs act as a form of artificial reef and as a result can actually increase marine life around their operations "fiftyfold".

Talking about "currently reported risks," suggested Silbergeld, confuses the issue.