Sentence examples for he will risk from inspiring English sources

"If Syrian President Assad reacts by attacking Israel, or tries to strike Israel through his terrorist proxies," the official said, "he will risk forfeiting his regime, for Israel will retaliate".

Blaine's back with a new stunt: he will risk being zapped with 1m volts for three days.

The question is whether he will risk tampering with a good thing by making a big move.

If Bush wishes to carry out the veto threat, he'll pick up a bunch of diehards (now called "dead-enders"), but he will risk suffering an unnecessary humiliation.

But by taking such an active interest in Glavine, Wilpon is sticking his neck out, since he will risk being embarrassed if Glavine signs elsewhere.

The Press Association is already reporting that he will "risk angering senior Conservatives forced to make way for their Liberal Democrat coalition partners".

He's now in a tough spot: if he shakes up his starting XI and the changes backfire, he'll risk reviving the old criticism that he's an indecisive tinkerer.

Although he cannot openly challenge the president's policy, Kerry brings a wealth of experience and knowledge to the White House – he must utilize these skills or he'll risk becoming a pawn of policy.

He's so worried how he'll be judged that he'll risk heatstroke or frostbite just to avoid being pigeonholed.

Otherwise, he warns, "they will risk being irrelevant or ignored".

"If the E.U. doesn't take defensive measures when they are justified," he added, "we will risk encouraging a backlash against China's trade growth.