Sentence examples for genuine risks from inspiring English sources

performers (including Franken and Simpson) or the genuine risks they're taking in making the trip.

The scarcity of private financing for certain exports reflects genuine risks that taxpayers are forced to assume.

Unrealistic fear of germs, or undue complacency about genuine risks, can distort public policy and threaten the public's health.

Finally, be sure to research how much screen time is healthy for kids as there are genuine risks if they use them too much.

Even the Dogs is a courageous and passionate novel and shows McGregor to be one of the few young English writers taking genuine risks with language and form.

One assumes that nowadays the music industry is more tolerant of difference and variation, but with such corporate structures and a business model in choppy waters, genuine risks are still rarely taken, resulting in a blur of conservative conformity.

What you were doing — there's a genuine risk.

The others are Regret in 1915 and Genuine Risk in 1980.

Regret won the race in 1915, Genuine Risk in 1980 and Winning Colors in 1988.

As for investment, state ownership means that industries can never attract genuine risk capital.

"We don't have that luxury, and I don't think it's a genuine risk".