I wonder if tourists who plan to forsake the risks of terrorism abroad this summer will share my discovery that this country can put anyone at the mercy of its enormity and caprice.
Getting gooey about Britain, they say, would risk forsaking the solid ground of reason for a boggy nationalist trap.
Some say he risks forsaking the advantages of "constructive ambiguity," the diplomatic practice of fudging differences, credited to Henry A. Kissinger.
But relocation forces Crushpad to forsake its urban identity, and risk losing the local customers who had bought into it.
I've been known to complain about the abysmal quality of contemporary American romantic comedies, which forsake intelligence, individuality and emotional risk for crude sex jokes or gauzy bridal-magazine fantasies.
Since the profits on rubber were low compared with ivory or slaves, great pressure had to be brought to bear to encourage newly subjected villagers to forsake their agricultural livelihoods and risk their lives in the forest to gather the vine sap.
It forsakes a general treatment of risk for a rigorous analysis of several dozen of the most popular media scare stories, ranging from family breakdown and over-inflated housing markets to climate change, genetically modified foods and unsafe vaccines.The book, however, feels rushed, which is a shame because Mr Briscoe is something of a statistician.
What you need is some way to reduce your risk without entirely forsaking the long-term returns equities provide.
It was the sole carrier in Maricopa County in Arizona, a place forsaken by its competitors and at risk of having no insurer willing to offer coverage.
Legacy publishers and broadcasters are being forced to decide whether to contribute their expensively produced content to the master apps — or risk being marginalized as consumers forsake their carefully tended digital brands for the convenient and compelling aggregation platforms fielded by the tech giants.
We forsake it at our own peril.
