Sentence examples for sweeping risks from inspiring English sources

It poses sweeping risks for economic stability and the security of nations.

This entity was created by the Dodd-Frank Act to conduct independent research on the sweeping risks to the financial system.

Climate change poses sweeping risks for economic stability and the security of nations.

In all these cases, the money manager succeeds by sweeping risk under the rug.

Unlike the war on terror, which in many ways bolstered the jihadists' paranoid vision of Islam as a faith locked in mortal combat with an unrelenting foe, the wave of democratic change now sweeping the region risks undermining it altogether.

Another myth says women are supposed to be super clean, especially when sweeping, or she risks being saddled with a bearded husband.

By viewing Africa through a lens of "crisis," sweeping misconceptions of risk have shaped demographics and curricula in reactionary ways.

International Monetary Fund chief Christine Lagarde, in Honolulu to consult with APEC leaders, said the euro zone upheaval risked sweeping the world economy into a "downward spiral" that all countries had a stake in resolving the crisis.

Summary: Membrane sweeping reduces the risk of post-term gestation.

This would give them the chance to consult properly on a solution that addresses concerns about undue influence in politics without the risk of sweeping every charity and community group in the country into a deeply burdensome bureaucratic regime".

But even among Mr. Walsh's supporters, a nagging question remains: How could a real estate wizard who built a thriving business by creating new ways of managing risk by sweeping loans off Lehman's balance sheet end up doing deals that contradicted everything he seemed to stand for — and contribute to the collapse of one of Wall Street's most venerable firms?