Sentence examples for always under risk from inspiring English sources

Pride marchers are always under risk of attack or imprisonment.

"He will always be under risk of assassination".

Goalkeepers are always under-appreciated.

The moment tapering is under way, there is always a risk that investors will "run for the door," as the International Monetary Fund put it earlier this year – dumping bonds, forcing up interest rates and choking off the recovery the Fed had hoped to nurture tenderly.

Going under the knife is always a risk, though, and women shouldn't rush into surgery.

While there is always a risk that an intervention under development fails, a small amount of time invested in planning for its possible use has the promise to pay off immensely down the road.

Under such conditions, there is always the risk of cholera and measles outbreak, and increased cases of malnutrition among children.

Out in the open, under the proverbial lighthouse, lies always the risk of missing the obvious in close and plain view.

Those who reproduce or make use of a substantive part of a work that remains under copyright always have the risk that creators, estates or firms that own licenses may come after them, even if there was no accessible public record of such ownership.

"I always have risk.

There is always that risk".