Sentence examples for widening risk from inspiring English sources

The threat underscored the widening risk that the Syria conflict is destabilizing the Middle East, and raised new concerns about the agendas of some Syrian insurgent groups, just as Western nations, including the United States, were grappling over whether to arm them.

If the ECB's liquidity provisions remain procyclical, the ECB must become a buyer itself in risk asset markets to limit market panics and widening risk spreads that lead to margin calls on banks' collateral.

The number of insurance products on the market increased from 18 in 2003 to over 200 by 2012, and this may have facilitated widening risk profiles between insurers [ 23].

Stock markets could sharply correct, and credit and interbank spreads could widen as risk aversion increases.

And if staffers inside his administration are aware ahead of time that a particular company is about to be criticized by the president on Twitter that could widen the risk of insiders capitalizing on any Trump-triggered stock moves for personal financial gain.

Government plans to expand the number of academies and create parent-led "free schools", which will control their own admissions, risk widening the gap.

However, it warns that as services offered via the internet become more complex, unreliable and expensive broadband access in many developing countries, together with power outages and a lack of IT skills risk widening the digital divide.

Further funding for "moderate" Syrian opposition groups will embolden IS and risk widening the brutal Syrian war.

The theory of fundamental causation discussed above would caution that interventions targeted at individual behaviour might risk widening inequalities rather than reducing them.

The current threat to language-learning risks widening the social divide still further: there is a danger that the social confidence and career advantages which bilingualism bring will be restricted to children whose parents actively support or finance their languages education.

And it risks widening, not narrowing the education attainment gap".