Sentence examples for choosing to risk from inspiring English sources

He lived the next 15 years as a recluse before choosing to risk facial-transplant surgery.

Many managed care companies are now choosing to risk losing a contract rather than holding premiums relatively steady as their own costs escalate.

He is not alone in choosing to risk ending a successful career ignominiously, but examples are becoming more scarce as modern-day footballers become ever more like unbeaten boxers afraid to damage unblemished records.

In choosing to risk their lives on the dangerous journey to Europe and beyond rather than join Isis's caliphate is a sharp rejection of the group and its ideology.

The Turkish leadership seems to have decided already to support Kurdish military action against the Islamic State, choosing to risk enabling more independence for the Kurds given that the alternative is a radical Islamist regime on its border.

Hundreds of thousands of residents in the besieged Syrian city of Aleppo are shunning so-called "humanitarian corridors" set up by Russian and Syrian forces, choosing to risk starvation and an escalating campaign of airstrikes rather than leave their homes and trust their lives to the attacking armies.

Massachusetts, on the other hand, chose to risk decay.

Not that the others in her orbit all chose to risk their lives and freedom.

Others chose to risk their careers, and their lives, to defy official protocols and repressive laws to rescue Jews.

MSF spokeswoman Mirella Hodeib said Maaz was a "very dedicated paediatrician and chose to risk his life to help the people of Aleppo".

Roughly 97percentt of the 2,973 eligible families filed claims; only 70 chose to risk the uncertainties of litigation, while 30 did nothing.