Sentence examples similar to campaign risk from inspiring English sources

The campaign risks descending into legal wrangles.Mr Fujimori divides Peruvians.

His view is that society needs to forge closer relationships with fossil fuel companies, and our campaign risks alienating them.

Middle-class and upper-class Tamils were targeted for extortion; those who opposed the Tigers' separatist campaign risked assassination.

In this scenario, the campaign risks damage either by association or through the appearance of throwing junior staffers to the wind to protect the candidate – or both.

Much of the rhetoric used during the referendum campaign risked causing long-term damage to the work done to help refugees.

The courts and Congress are sending a clear message to the Bush administration that its antiterror campaign risks trampling on the Constitution.

If they don't, the Remain campaign risks being hijacked by doom-laden letters signed with encouragement from the government press office.

But Mr Khan said the whole election campaign risked being skewed towards the interests of the elderly unless more young people could be encouraged to vote.

But in the meantime, the campaign risks losing the disciplined message that once appeared to be the hallmark of Mr. Romney's second run for the White House.

And by highlighting his evolving views, political analysts say, the Obama campaign risks unintentionally promoting the image of Mr. Romney as a moderate.

Yet even if developers keep a tight rein on high-spirited residents, property marketers say the campaign risks turning off other kinds of renters.