Sentence examples for faint risk from inspiring English sources

Motivatit is owned by two brothers, Mike and Steve Voisin, whose family has dedicated several generations to the pursuit of a living thing in a forbidding shell; a thing that poses a faint risk when consumed raw, yet evokes the wildness of the ocean.

Few western politicians would want to explain to their voters why winning a Balkan war is worth even the faintest risk of a nuclear one.In any case, the finger on the nuclear button is not Mr Primakov's but Mr Yeltsin's.

Indeed, the faint but real risk that Congress will fail to reach agreement on raising the legal ceiling on government borrowing only underscores the still parlous state of the American economy.

Every time you straighten up, the blood rushes back and you risk fainting.

While fainting carries the risk of hitting your head, evolution has judged a potential knock to be less dangerous than the threat of oxygen starvation.

First, the regulations are so demanding and the fines so large that banks are walking away from countries and businesses where they perceive even the faintest whiff of risk (see article).

But he has declined to do so, because of a tactical risk, however faint.

If all you're doing is shivering, teeth chattering and starting to feel faint, you are at risk of being too cold.

It is recommended that you go through each of the following steps when you faint, to reduce the risks involved with a fainting spell: Sit down.

*Researchers at Saitama Medical School in Japan reported that people who snacked and drank nonalcoholic liquids before boarding a plane were at less risk of fainting and heart attacks.

Inspired by the opening of the Victoria and Albert Museum's £30m Renaissance Galleries last December, I spent a day in Florence with the galleries' chief curator, Peta Motture, who convinced me that there are many gems still to be discovered in Florence which illuminate not just the Renaissance but the history of art, all without the risk of fainting.