Sentence examples for tangible risk from inspiring English sources
But some implied a much longer and more difficult race, and some put him at a tangible risk of defeat.
(I should stress here that both sides of the Sri Lankan civil war are very careful not to endanger western tourists, and visitors to the southern half of the island are at no tangible risk. They need your money. Go).
It is difficult to foresee what the politics of the next 50 years will look like, but the tangible risk is that instead of a more peaceful and harmonious world we will see increased division and cynicism.
Philip Shaw, an economist at the bank Investec, says: "While we are minded to disregard some of Mr Trump's wilder pre-election rhetoric, we consider that there is a tangible risk that a Trump presidency could fuel anti-globalisation momentum and spark a wave of protectionist policies around the globe.
Based on the linear no-threshold model, low-dose diagnostic radiation exposure (<100 mSv) accounts for a low but tangible risk of carcinogenesis [21, 22, 23].
The integration characteristics of retroviral (RV) vectors increase the probability of interfering with the regulation of cellular genes, and account for a tangible risk of insertional mutagenesis in treated patients.
Two unusually tangible risks loom large.
But none of the researchers concluded that the theoretical benefits outweighed the tangible risks of extended intravenous therapy, which included severe infections.
Further, female entrepreneurs show courage in following their chosen career path, but are averse to assuming tangible risks, e.g., leaving the security and status of government jobs or seeking external funding for their businesses.
Cyber insurance policies for companies at risk of cyber attacks or data leaks, drone delivery, new auto policies for the world of autonomous vehicles — both for consumers and in industry — as well as issues like identity theft all present very tangible risks in our society and opportunities for legacy (but also upstart) insurance companies.
We can never wholly rule out a ghastly nuclear conflagration, and there are other tangible risks and costs.
