But I do believe that an academic who teaches blatant falsehoods risks and deserves dismissal on the grounds of common-or-garden incompetence.
The scale of the injustice is so blatant, the risks ahead of failing to reform now clearly defined by so many, that it beggars belief that our political system cannot generate the pressure to defy the banks and their implausible threats to relocate.
The greater "democratic" community is put at risk when blatant lies are told to "sell" candidates.
If a newspaper sets out to expose blatant exploitation, will it risk colluding in the very exploitation it is determined to reveal?
— Jeff Gordinier Ad Age: The world of advertising weighs in on Ms. Deen's endorsement of the diabetes drug Victoza: "Situations like this though, that smack too much of blatant opportunism, run the risk of eroding the confidence of spokespeople for any brand".
Line 10, risking the blatant comparison, evokes a Lake District sunrise.
Such blatant confrontations carry tremendous risks for the president and could ultimately diminish his influence on Capitol Hill and imperil his legislative agenda.
The lawmakers' tendency to favor vagueness has some merit – it gives the people who carry out enforcement and make regulations the ability to adjust to changing circumstances – but in cases like this, where the abuse by the executive branch is blatant, Congress should take the risk of doing its job.
"You've decided that the portion of your base that is absolutely racist is so significant, so valuable that you hesitate ― even in the face of blatant, flagrant hatred ― to risk turning them off and thereby crippling your political stronghold".
In sum, measuring a risk due to the blatant lack of primary hygiene (water, but also suction hose) is one thing and measuring the real 'corrected' risk (that of inhaling hookah smoke) is something else.
Determination tools like AFST equate poverty with signs of risk of abuse, which is blatant classism — and a consequence of the dehumanization of data.
