Sentence examples for underlining the risk from inspiring English sources

To destroy homes from the air in Gaza, where Israel no longer keeps a permanent military presence, seems to be a new policy, intended to deter other militants by underlining the risk not just to their own lives but to the livelihood of their families.

The study also indicated that many CoBrA artists used zinc white, underlining the risk of degradation due to soap formation.

As expected, patients with "SIRS-negative severe sepsis" had a lower (but still relevant) mortality when compared with the "SIRS-positive" patients, underlining the risk of missing the right diagnosis in these patients [ 6].

This demonstrates the potential for asymptomatic carriage of variant Creutzfeldt Jakob disease infection in the UK population, underlining the risk of a silent subclinical epidemic that could result from transfer of infection through blood transfusion or surgery (Garske and Ghani, 2010).

The credit ratings agency Standard & Poor's announced on Monday night that it was stripping Britain of its prized AAA credit rating, underlining the risks that may lie ahead.

Three climbers have died and two are missing on Everest, underlining the risks involved as mountaineers return to the world's highest peak after two seasons marked by disasters.

Underlining the risks faced by First Solar, a committee in the European Parliament is expected in coming days to propose a way of keeping pressure on solar companies to come up with alternatives to cadmium telluride.

"The question is whether the war is ended or not," Mr. Ghanem said, underlining the risks to oil supplies in the aftermath of revolutions that have swept North Africa and the Middle East.

Underlining the risks he faces, Uganda's army said it killed one of his indicted aides last month.Uganda's president, Yoweri Museveni, also now needs to end the conflict.

HONG KONG — More than two dozen Chinese road workers have been seized by a Sudanese rebel group, Chinese and Sudanese officials said Sunday, underlining the risks for China in sending ever-greater numbers of its workers into some of the world's most turbulent countries.

Page A6 SUDAN REBELS HOLD CHINESE More than two dozen Chinese road workers have been captured by a Sudanese rebel group, officials said, underlining the risks for China in sending ever-greater numbers of its workers into some of the world's most turbulent countries.