Sentence examples for risks support from inspiring English sources

A rising lethal toll from further raids risks support rising for the Islamists and the danger of such "collateral damage" increases when there is a paucity of human intelligence from the scene.

Senator Orrin Hatch, the ranking Republican on the Finance Committee, said that the White House's strategy "risks support for this critical job-creating trade pact in the name of a welfare program of questionable benefit at a time when our nation is broke".

More financial freedom gives rise to more scientific freedom: I can take more risks, support my project with my research allowance, and attend meetings thanks to the travel allowance--a feature no longer standard in many fellowships.

They need cities and communities that champion their risks, support their endeavors and integrate them into economies.

However, discussing maternal obesity was viewed as a challenge and the need for additional training was highlighted to enhance health professionals' communication skills and increase their knowledge of obesity risks, support services and use of equipment to manage maternal obesity.

The AXA Research Fund, which funds research aimed at reducing environmental, life, and socioeconomic risks, supports her postdoc.

Putting together all the elements of such a process analysis will contribute to integrate, into daily practice, the management of risks, supported by the information system.

A higher ASA score is associated with higher perioperative risks, supporting the choice of a locoregional technique (and lateral approach), even after the introduction of the anterior direct approach.

Are the risks supported by solid evidence, or are they speculative?

This disconnection between incentive and expected health gain risks supporting clinical activities that are only marginally effective, at the expense of more effective activities receiving lower incentives.

"The U.S. cannot negotiate at Copenhagen above the targets in domestic legislation without risking support for that legislation in the Senate," Mr. Bledsoe said.