Sentence examples for but without the risk from inspiring English sources
But without the risk, it wouldn't be fun.Despite appearances it does not seem to attract the mad or suicidal.
The theory being that it can still save money on calls, but without the risk of them being foiled by a dodgy data connection.
Players — I mean, student-athletes — would have to be more responsible, but without the risk of being berated in front of the world by the biggest man on campus.
But without the risk of a dispute-settlement case, other countries would feel free to maintain whatever trade barriers they liked against imports from the recalcitrant country, or even to put up some new ones.The losers would be exporters from the punished country, be they good or bad employers, along with their workers.
The biggest gain will come from melding their rail operations, providing shorter routes to the sea from some mines and thus cheaper ways to achieve the blend of ores required by certain customers.Crucially, Mr Kloppers gets to extract much of the value he saw in his planned merger, but without the risk of increased debt.
Rivaroxaban is a specific factor Xa-targeting anticoagulant that provides a comparable speed of onset to enoxaparin [5, 23], but without the risk of heparin-induced side effects [4].
Suddenly they had something that sounded as if it were the safer option to give them a lot of what they wanted, but without the risks," Sturgeon recalled.
Nutt has identified several molecules that he says may provide the same pleasant feeling as alcohol but without the risks.
Magnetic resonance cholangiopancreatography (MRCP) is non-invasive and offers similar imaging advantages as ERCP, but without the risks that ERCP has such as infection and bleeding [52].
"It was like having your own business, but completely without the risk," said Dick Roberts, 54, who left the company in May after 26 years in Lewiston, Idaho.
A microphone (Sennheiser KE4 211-2) with an attached silicone tube was placed 2 mm in front of the eardrum, close enough for precise measurement, but without running the risk of damaging the eardrum [5].
