Sentence examples for bring the risk from inspiring English sources

And by stimulating demand, cheaper electricity will bring the risk of rationing a bit closer.

But such partnerships bring the risk of instability, and Germany has long insisted on safeguards against infection.

"This will bring the risk of flooding and damaging winds bringing down trees to cause disruption to travel and power networks".

Cloudier skies in Northern Ireland and Scotland bring the risk of heavy, thundery downpours on Tuesday and thundery downpours are forecast for some places on Wednesday, but it is expected to be warm and sunny elsewhere.

In the event of a Brexit vote, the university would not expect to lose all EU undergraduates overnight – and indeed the higher fees paid by those who remain could help plug a funding gap – but Arthur said any substantial loss of EU students would bring the risk of downsizing and job cuts.

"Strong winds will combine with large waves to bring the risk of coastal flooding," it said.

A new chief executive starts next summer which brings the risk of expectations being lowered.

However, xenotransplantation brings the risk of transplanting animal viruses and thus creating new human diseases.

To attack a foe with a longer reach brings the risk of running into their blade first.

At the same time, political involvement brings the risk of ending up on the wrong side of history.

Illicit activity brings the risk of freelancing, especially when you're forced to let others do the distribution.