Sentence examples for brink without from inspiring English sources
"brink without" is not a complete phrase or clause and is not grammatically correct
It could potentially be used in spoken language as a fragment, but it would not be appropriate for written English. A better way to phrase it would be something like "on the brink of" or "without reaching the brink." Example: The country was on the brink of economic collapse without reaching a solution to their debt crisis.
Crucially, it would allow the antagonists to step back from the brink without losing face.
"I'm fixing those rules and look, I'm not coming back from the brink without them," Mr. Levy said last week.
The deliberations in New Hampshire could have implications for New York, where the legalization of same-sex marriage hovers on the brink without the kind of protection for religious groups that Mr. Lynch demanded.
Yet India cannot accept Pakistan holding in reserve a terrorist weapon that may again be used to press its suit in Kashmir.What is needed now is a sequence of steps to dance Pakistan and India away from the brink without allowing one to trip the other up.
If the risks of triggering a wider conflagration force America to pull back from the brink without successfully ejecting the rebels from Najaf, the Shia militiamen and all the other insurgent groups across Iraq would claim a resounding victory.If there were any such retreat, there may be an attempt to disguise it by replacing American troops with Iraqi soldiers and police.
Women can't push back from the brink without external, structural change, and this is where we have to recognize that all of us, women and men, have a role to play to push for meaningful change.
The cages now stand empty, the birds are back from the brink, but without the forest cover they will always be vulnerable.
So we're really teetering on the brink there.
Having moved to the brink of war without first declaring a firm objective and without building solid international support, he has painted himself into a corner.
GORDON BROWN has jostled his way to the brink of power without revealing much of what he intends to do when he succeeds Tony Blair on June 27th.
It is impossible to imagine F. W. de Klerk's own evolution from routine nationalist to transracial peacemaker without Brink's literary example.
