Sentence examples for a contested risk from inspiring English sources

However, they may clarify the basis of the conflict or the different points of view in a contested risk issue.

A contested convention carries significant risk for the party because it could cost them the general election if it doesn't work.

Victims are likely to want as many charges as possible to be brought; prosecutors must limit an indictment to make trials manageable and may sometimes accept guilty pleas to lesser charges to avoid the expense and risk of a contested hearing.

Likewise, capuchins may interpret all hiccups, regardless of context, as equally likely to indicate the presence of a predator, but decide to ignore hiccups during competitive feeding in order to avoid the risk of losing access to a contested resource.

"Increasingly, it lives in a contested world.

The street is always a contested space.

This has long been a contested issue.

See also Researcher's Note: Macedonia: a contested name.

No one called that a contested convention.

London has always been a contested city.

"The major risk," he said, "is this is a hotly contested political contest and the court runs the risk of being tarred as partisan".