Sentence examples for criticism risk from inspiring English sources

Web sites critical of the government are frequently blocked, and those posting criticism risk being tracked down and punished.

Risk failure, risk criticism, risk losing it all.

The health minister, Moon Hyong-Pyo, retorted that the mayor's criticism risked encouraging widespread "mistrust and misunderstanding".

Public criticism risks pushing the U.S. government toward self-interested positions that would undermine the larger world order.

While it is crucial that Americans stay engaged with providing foreign aid for children in impoverished societies, the tremendous amount of criticism risks demoralizing current and future donors.

But after a generation or two of reformist criticisms, risk aversion is now epidemic in American intelligence, veterans say.

The novelist acknowledged that his criticisms risked causing offence, but said: "Our kind Turkish hosts have invited us here, as an international group, to air our views, and so it is my belief that we must not shy away from recognising the situation here, where we are speaking".

They seek the criticism and risk it will undermine the pitch.

Robert Weiner, a longtime publicist for General McCaffrey, said the general came to see that if he continued his criticism, he risked being shut out not only by Mr. Rumsfeld but also by his network of friends and contacts among the uniformed leadership.

The BBC's Norman Smith said Labour seemed determined to step up the row with Mr Pessina, despite criticism it risks presenting the party as anti-business.

However the executive body appears to be seeking to bundle up various types of "illegal" content into the same problem bucket — and quickly drew criticism it risks encouraging algorithmic censorship by seeking to create one set of rules to apply to copyrighted content and terrorist propaganda, for example.