Sentences with phrase «growing awareness of the risks»

However, despite growing awareness of the risks engulfing oil companies, the survey revealed a startling lack of preparedness on the part of asset managers.

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There is a growing awareness of the importance of breastmilk to the normal health, growth and development of children and of the unavoidable risks associated with the use of infant formula.

But now, fueled by growing awareness of the health risks of obesity and the popularity of weight - loss shows such as The Biggest Loser, they seem to be on the rise.

«In the last year or two, there's been a growing awareness among physicians of the risks, especially of the weight gain issue,» says Dr. Grcevich.

One of the best ways to mitigate the growing risk is by raising awareness about infectious diseases and dog healthcare.

We're essentially in a race between our potency, our awareness of the expressed and potential ramifications of our actions and our growing awareness of the deeply embedded perceptual and behavioral traits that shape how we do, or don't, address certain kinds of risks.

However, strong population growth in developing countries, especially sub-Saharan Africa, has meant that the number of people relying on biomass for cooking has grown by 400 million people, despite growing awareness of the associated health risks and decades of programmes targeting access to modern cooking.

A growing awareness of financial risks to landowners and lending institutions associated with oil and gas drilling is slowly emerging.

In 1988, several landmark events highlighted the growing risks of global warming, elevating the issue to broad public awareness.

There has been a growing awareness — and a line of cases — about the risks of sending privileged emails back and forth with clients who are using their employer - provided email accounts.

The D&O insurance market will also develop further as the awareness of members of Supervisory Boards of their — on a factual basis — steadily evolving liability risks is growing.

The growing and evolving nature of cyber risks and related need for increased awareness and active risk management by lawyers and law firms;

It is the result of about 18 months of research and consultation by the IBA, and responds to a growing awareness that the management of legal risks means lawyers need to take human rights into account.

But the problem for the government is that use of e2e encryption has been growing in recent years as awareness of both privacy risks and cyber security threats have stepped up, thanks to data breach scandal after data breach scandal, as well as revelations of the extent of government agencies» surveillance programs following the 2013 Snowden disclosures.

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Yet there is growing awareness that many subgroups of youth experience levels of chronic stress that are so great that youths» abilities to succeed academically are actually undermined, mental health functioning is compromised, and rates of risk behavior escalate (Hardy, 2003; Suldo et al., 2008; Conner et al., 2009).