Sentence examples for faster risks from inspiring English sources

To pump it any faster risks collapsing your home.

David Hanson, Labour's shadow Treasury minister, said: "Cutting too far and too fast risks a vicious circle.

We are told that a good diet and lifestyle cuts the risk of cancer and heart disease, that driving too fast risks lives, and that climate change is a risk to future generations.

And he should listen to the head of the IMF and one of the largest investment funds in the world [Pimco]who have warned that cutting too far and too fast risks economic recovery".

Israeli officials said there remained deep concern in Israel that Ms. Rice was pushing too hard and too fast, risking a collapse of the talks before they began.

RenewableUK's Jennifer Webber said cutting renewables subsidies too far and too fast risked halting their development and leaving the UK dependent on the fossil fuels whose rising cost had driven up bills.

There are a handful of kids who learn unusually fast, risk being held back in mixed-ability classes, and would probably enjoy being with kids who learn like them.

The middle class has shrunk; tax rates (especially on upper brackets) have plunged; inequality has exploded; the safety net (especially for the poor) has weakened; the old power structure has given way to a more diverse and broad-based upper class based on education; bipartisanship — well, you know; and business culture has become entrepreneurial, fast, risk-taking, and harsh.

Trooly is not saying it can fully replace a "gold standard" background check (yet), but it argues there's an advantage to offering businesses a fast risk assessment so they can hedge their bets about whether to even proceed with a full background check, whilst also helping them with their ongoing goal of reducing friction from online interactions.

The new approaches will need to be fast, risk based and will require lots of data.

How do you foster a fail-fast, risk-taking attitude among your staff (and among your students)?