Sentence examples for the risks of causing from inspiring English sources

The risks of causing a range of different radiation effects depend on the gestational age [52].

"Too many people continue to be complacent about the realities of the risks of causing deaths and serious injuries by impaired driving.

Waste management targets were developed to minimise waste volumes and the risks of causing harm to the environment and maximise operational efficiency and environmental performance.

169 Moreover, there is no trial assessing the benefit of TNF-α antagonists in the treatment of HIV-associated lipodystrophy, given the risks of causing opportunistic infections.

Truly soft shells run the risk of causing friction, which is bad for the neck.

Would anyone knowingly take a medication that has double the risk of causing permanent brain damage?

At the risk of causing the great man grave offence, he can sound alarmingly like a Liberal Democrat.

"People are becoming more aware of the dangers of sky lanterns and how to reduce the risk of causing damage.

We're relieved when they declare the risk of causing suffering to oysters, clams and scallops to be "vanishingly slight".

And – at the risk of causing Guardian readers to explode – however you regard his politics, Enoch Powell could turn a phrase.

E-cigarettes have been linked to the risk of causing explosion and fire.