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I think it would be better to specify what structural reforms we are talking about otherwise there is a risk of pushing Greece over the precipice.
Its main wing spar, the backbone of any aeroplane, broke during structural tests.In this section Its moment in the sun Variety is the spice of life Bad medicine Finding Nemo's role Living on Reprints Related topics Technology Science and technology Energy technology Alternative energy United StatesThere is always a risk of pushing technology too far when doing something new.
* "We're going to be fine," he said, but there is a risk of pushing away viewers from scripted programming at an "inflection point" for the industry.
There might be a risk of pushing the irrigating solution beyond the apex.
A No vote in the European Union referendum runs a serious risk of pushing Britain back into recession, a former member of the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee has warned.
Although the implantation needle is sterile, there is a small risk of pushing bacteria from the surface of the skin into the subcutaneous tissues when the needle is inserted.
Padoan said that it was important for the US to reduce its debts in the medium term but that too rapid a reduction runs "a very high risk of pushing the economy back into recession".
The problem with using a balloon in burst fractures is the potential risk of pushing a posterior wall fragment further into the spinal canal.
Even if he holds to this line, Miliband's way is considerably better: a slower, gentler cut poses less risk of pushing us into a double-dip, and will keep markedly more people in their jobs and their homes.
Mr. Osborne's message remains contentious, defying the mainstream Keynesian view that cutting government spending at a time of relative economic weakness runs the risk of pushing Britain into a double-dip recession.
It also runs the risk of pushing an existing infection even deeper beneath the skin and of causing excessive bleeding.
