Sentence examples for supposed risks from inspiring English sources
None of these supposed risks has ever been established in scientifically valid studies.
Most frustratingly, the minster will not share this report with us or tell us what the supposed risks were.
Under those rules, banks must hold lesser or greater amounts of capital against assets, depending on the supposed risks they pose.
The big banks liked those rules because they leaned heavily on bankers' own, rosy risk models and allowed the institutions to compute capital based on the supposed risks in various assets.
"You have chosen to respond in a manner which leads me to conclude that the supposed risks are entirely fanciful and you are instead concerned to suppress evidence of human-rights abuse and other criminal behaviour".
Full of colour pictures and To Do lists, it is also a grim warning of everything that can go wrong for the pregnant body, from the supposed risks of ingesting mayonnaise to amniocentesis.
When they tried to figure out what might make it more likely to have the bacteria at home, they ruled out many supposed risk factors, including working out at a gym, having children who attended day care, having a recent infection or recent antibiotic use, and even working in a health care facility.
The consortia have, he notes, guaranteed rates of return of nearly 20%; their liability for cost over-runs is capped; and 95% of their bank loans are guaranteed.The National Audit Office NAOO) has already expressed its doubts about the PPP and described the supposed risk-transfer as illusory.
Two trajectories per search type corresponding to a supposed risk-prone and risk-averse search are plotted in the expected feature space in Figure 7 (right).
We accurately investigated overall features of both our patients but we didn't find any of the supposed risk factors which are implicated in HO.
Children scoring high on this supposed "risk factor", particularly in the early years, appeared to benefit disproportionately from supportive rearing environments (Boyce & Ellis, 2005; Ellis, Boyce, Belsky, Bakermans-Kranenburg & van IJzendoorn, 2011).
