Sentence examples for for example risks from inspiring English sources

"Little Shop of Horrors," for example, risks reminding people of the torture scandal at the Abu Ghraib prison.

Education reform, for example, risks antagonizing the powerful teachers' union, which provided crucial support for Mr. Calderón in the 2006 presidential election.

As more franchise's become privy to the same analytics, the decision to adopt certain strategies – teams in the lead being more open to shooting 3-pointers, for example – risks being thwarted by the knowing opponent.

Italy, for example, risks being forced into a vicious downward cycle if it has to make deep cuts in public spending to meet its creditors' demands, and the austerity measures plunge the country into a recession that reduces tax revenue, Mr. Tilford said.

A city editor who enjoys a weekly round of golf with a city council member, for example, risks creating an appearance of coziness.

Schizophrenia treatment, for example, risks being overlooked on pure efficiency grounds in favour of more cost effective strategies for more common mental disorders.

For example, risk assessments are typically based on historical data, such as changes in house prices over time.

Companies with high fixed costs, for example, risk placing more of the cost burden on their remaining clients.

Under Saddam painters faced arrest for art deemed subversive: a falling eagle, for example, risked being construed as a commentary on the regime's vulnerability.

Sheriff William T. Vann of Brownsville, for example, risking his own life, protested Rangers murdering innocent ethnic Mexicans and filed complaints with the governor.

There's a paragraph that says children and learners are able to calculate risk effectively, for example, risk associated with child abuse, sex exploitation, domestic violence, female genital mutilation, forced marriage and so on.