Sentence examples for alone risks from inspiring English sources

However, this focus on abductions alone risks missing the full picture.

Mr. Corn-Revere, who is a First Amendment lawyer, would not say which organization initially engaged him to pursue the petition, saying, "Anyone who stands alone risks the wrath of the government".

When companies seek to maximise short term profit alone, risks get pushed down and value gets pulled out from the weakest in supply chains – women workers and their families.

While some men with Olson's education fantasize about being like Churchill or Kennedy, Olson seems to long to be an ex-C.I.A. operative who works alone, risks his life and always gets the girl.

As such, we believe that a reform process based on a pillar of fiscal austerity alone risks becoming self-defeating, as domestic demand falls in line with consumers' rising concerns about job security and disposable incomes, eroding national tax revenues.

Leaders are expected to bow to mounting evidence that austerity alone risks stoking recession and plunging fragile economies into a downward spiral; a draft of the European Union summit meeting communiqué calls for "growth-friendly consolidation and job-friendly growth".

The few women who decide to raise a child alone risk a life of poverty and disgrace.

After all, if the Bolsheviks had built the perfect society, why would any well-adjusted citizens want to leave, let alone risk their lives to do so?

Nearly two hundred thousand black men, most of them former slaves, enlisted in the Union Army in order to accomplish en masse precisely what Django attempts to do alone: risk death in order to free those whom they loved.

However background checks based on names alone risk not catching aliases that individuals can use to try to conceal criminal pasts.

Why would a young woman from a relatively safe and progressive democratic country wish to join it, let alone risk her life in active support of it?