Sentence examples for about whether to risk from inspiring English sources

He has already made up his mind about whether to risk drinking on his stoop again.

About whether to risk going in — or going back in — there is no consensus.

Thomas waffled about whether to risk another injury, which could potentially cause permanent damage.

He also mentioned that on the long run-in for the opening try, he thought long and hard about whether to risk a swallow-dive.

It's also far too simplistic an argument to make about thousands of individuals and families, each making their own decisions about whether to risk their safety by attempting to enter the U.S. without a visa.

But come Tuesday we'll definitely carve out a tight five at the tea-point to talk about whether we'd want to risk zika, all things considered, and doesn't it look like it's all going to be a bit of a disaster anyway?

Likewise, a troop reduction will cheer the left and those concerned about whether America should continue to risk our troops' lives for a conflict that may not be winnable.

"We had to decide in that moment whether or not we were really serious about this and whether we were willing to risk arrest for it," said DeAngelo.

"We had to decide in that moment whether or not we were really serious about this and whether we were willing to risk arrest for it," DeAngelo said.

In politics, as in sport, a lead that looks luxurious can instead create anxiety: about whether to play safe or risk an extra burst of effort, and whether your opponents are really as far behind as they seem.

Many felt forced to make difficult choices about whether to endure side effects or risk the pain associated with TN (ref 28).