Sentence examples for singular risk from inspiring English sources

Worse than making no difference, it's entirely probable that the forensic interrogation of Trump by the cream of the American media, which was the prelude to the strong editorial lines warning American voters they were taking a singular risk by putting him anywhere near the White House, perversely helped Trump's campaign, fuelling his grievance narrative, and making him stronger.

However, there were many singular risk loci left (Table S2).

Thus, we draw largely upon work examining singular risk factors and vulnerability, assuming that characteristics affecting vulnerability to a singular risk factor likely will alter vulnerability to cumulative risks.

For example, in 2004, pharmaceutical costs in Canada for lipid-lowering drugs alone (i.e. one singular risk factor for cardiovascular disease) was $1.39 billion [ 2].

H. pylori-induced gastritis is the strongest singular risk factor for developing cancers of the stomach; however, only a small proportion of infected individuals develop malignancy such as mucosa-associated lymphoid tissue (MALT) lymphoma and even gastric adenocarcinoma [ 1- 3].

Given these CNVs supported by other studies and by our predictions, we expected these potential singular risk loci to be a set of candidate loci worthy of further functional validations.

To give him the benefit of the doubt would be to treat him as a singular, risk-taking artist whose boundaries were as limitless as his ambition on screen.

Anyone who uses the word "cloud" in the singular risks falling prey to mystification.

Most interventions focus on singular risks.

Reducing dilemmas to a singular discourse risks foreclosing the debate and the bio-objectification process.

This treatment, however, would lead to problems such as the existence of singular optima, the risk of low accuracy of stress computation, and the lack of direct link between optimized results and computer-aided design/engineering (CAD/CAE) systems.