Sentence examples for would be risk from inspiring English sources

"Examples of activities would be risk prediction and stratification, service evaluation, needs assessment, financial audit," her 2013 review adds.

As you can see, Smith's contention is greeted by Rick Klein, of ABC News' "The Note" with this countering statement: "Oh, well, that's really the traditional position taken by people if they support gay marriage," the implication being that Cheney is doing precisely what the Beltway elites who support gay marriage in the "traditional" (a better term would be "risk averse") way do.

The work by Zeger suggests that the remaining measurement error follows the classical error model, and therefore, the overall net effect would be risk estimates that are biased towards the null [ 68].

Although hormetic effects may occur in some instances, it is indeed rare that exposures to toxic, mutagenic, teratogenic, and carcinogenic chemicals, even at low exposure levels, would be risk free and provide health benefits for the general public.

Neither of the two most obvious candidates to replace Mr Ayrault would be risk-free for Mr Hollande.

Furthermore, several months after the Youth Justice Board (YJB) announced strip-searching would be "risk-led", inspectors found children were being made to routinely strip off their clothes.

There would be risks, of course.

We would be risking an awful lot if we left.

"An artist would be risking too much," notes Horowitz.

He said that if there was a coup, the king would be risking his crown.

"Sure, but we would be risking further crisis in the future".