Sentence examples for dreadful risks from inspiring English sources

They both take dreadful risks.

To deliver ourselves from the hold of offshore capitalism, the practices of tax evasion and avoidance, the dreadful risks to economies from the vagaries of offshore finance and shadow banking, it is not a case of simply "outlawing" or "banning" offshore finance centres and tax havens, as if these places could conveniently vanish into thin air at the click of national governments' fingers.

It is United's firm belief that the police took a dreadful risk by allowing in supporters who had black-market tickets for other areas of the Lens stadium.

Regarding the most dreadful risk of depression, suicide, so-called antidepressants put depressed people of all ages at much greater risk of killing themselves.

She said: "Their deaths were a dreadful reminder of the risks our police officers take in protecting their communities every day: putting themselves in harm's way, going into dangerous situations unarmed, not knowing what they might come up against.

Who knows whether President Jiang Zemin and other leaders really believe it when they say that most "compatriots" in Taiwan yearn for reunification, or when they say they are willing to risk a dreadful war?

However, the prognosis remains dreadful against the death risk and the sensorineural sequelae.

"Traffickers are exploiting the aspirations of those living in dreadful conditions with virtually no risk of prosecution".

The visitors, 19 games into their domestic league campaign, posed no threat to the Dons' goal but a catalogue of dreadful challenges put several home players at risk.

At the risk of prompting involuntary humming of a memorably dreadful Tina Turner song, it's worth asking whether we need any more heroes.

Unless he or she is grossly negligent, there's little risk of a successful liability suit, even if something dreadful happens to the patient.