Sentence examples for cannot take chance from inspiring English sources
As a financial center, this argument goes, Britain cannot take chances with its sovereign creditworthiness the way America, as issuer of the world's reserve currency, can.
I have mental health problems, do not work, and shall never work again so I cannot take chances with my money.
However some … said that with even public transport no longer safe in the city they just cannot take chances," an unnamed official told the newspaper.
"It's fine if he did that but we cannot take chances and accept that he might have done that".
Westminster Councillor Ed Argar said: "A long-term vision is needed to tackle congestion, but incremental change has to be the way to realise this vision - we cannot take chances with the West End economy".
After all, Palestinian leaders cannot take chances on any agreement they know the Palestinian public will reject.
"You cannot take the chance, and I dare say no one would want us to take the chance, that you would lose somebody bent on the kind of evil I'm talking about.
"You cannot take a chance with life anymore than you can shoot a gun into a crowded room and take a chance that you might not kill somebody," he said.
"They cannot take the chance to lose the deal".
The tumour could stabilise but I cannot take that chance.
