Sentence examples for fearsome risk from inspiring English sources
If you are fostering for the first time, you will probably want to ask the shelter for a mom and kittens, as without the kittens face a far more fearsome risk of becoming ill and dying - otherwise known as "failure to thrive".
Frightening but remote threats, such as shark attacks, which some scholars call "fearsome risks," throw off our judgment.
Despite their fearsome reputation, they present a low risk to people.
Obama must continue to risk making world opinion fearsome.
Dangers: Despite the country's fearsome image, the Foreign Office (www.fco.gov.uk) notes the risk of terrorism or crime is low.
Russian prisons remain fearsome places, with poor rations, overcrowding and high risks of tuberculosis and H.I.V. infection.
Once seen primarily as support troops, they have become a multiservice corps of experts regarded by fellow service members as shouldering risks to keep others alive, and to keep a fearsome weapon often at bay.
In remarks on Tuesday to a group of bankers, Alan Greenspan, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, called the risk of deflation small but warned that its consequences could be fearsome.
Confronted with such a fearsome opponent, Apple decided that it would be better to flank than to risk a frontal assault.
The fearsome canine has been recognised for the role he has played in helping to save the rhino from extinction, risking his life by sniffing out poachers deep inside the Kruger National Park in South Africa.
