Sentence examples for has risked causing from inspiring English sources
Jeremy Corbyn has risked causing further splits in the Labour party by appointing Ken Livingstone as co-chair of the party's policy review on Trident.
Downing Street has risked causing widespread offence by claiming there should be no need for food banks because benefit payments are high enough to pay for such essentials.
My son had already received a perfect bill of health at his five-month ultrasound, when the doctor had measured every organ and scanned every centimeter of him for problems and detected none, but as I held his slippery little body, I realized I was frantically counting fingers and toes as if my decision to take Zoloft at 21 weeks had risked causing parts of him to fall off in utero.
Mr. Lewis, who was nearly beaten to death by the police in a 1965 voting rights march, said, "Probably no single member of this Congress has risked more for the cause of voter registration than I have".
The use of data after the introduction of the BPT guidelines may have risked missing patients with legitimate causes of delay, who may have had their surgery expedited to meet the 36-h target.
Attendees at the workshop agreed that new retrospective studies of liver safety databases for drugs known to have risk of causing liver failure would provide valuable opportunities to further investigate this link.
She claims medicalising birth is as absurd as medicalising defecation, though, to my knowledge, doing a poo has never caused risk to life.
EDF, which owns the site, said it supported the right to lawful protest but the action had put lives at risk, caused considerable disruption and financial losses.
Far too little respect has been paid to the risk caused by the way people perceive and respond to risk.
US economist Mark Thoma, writing in The Fiscal Times, observed: Rising inequality and differential exposure to economic risk has caused one group to see themselves as the "makers" in society who provide for the rest and pay most of the bills, and the other group as "takers" who get all the benefits.
