Sentence examples for inviting the risk from inspiring English sources
Volunteers in both areas claimed to have encountered residents using stoves to heat their homes, inviting the risk of potential carbon monoxide poisoning.
Failure to increase P-[Na+] with 1 to 2 l 0.9% NaCl intravenously is a practical way of tracing SIADH without inviting the risk of circulatory collapse (Example 2 in Box 1).
One primary care trust (PCT) using prior risk estimates for inviting the highest risk first, identified 66% more people at high risk.
When, in the mid-90s, Diana and Charles flapped their marital dirty linen at Martin Bashir and Jonathan Dimbleby respectively, the royals, by behaving like politicians, were regarded as inviting the political risk of dramatisation.
He is not afraid to pitch the ball a foot outside the off stump, thus inviting the drive and risking the cut, but also opening up the possibility of passing the bat on either side.
England won't mind that; they have to take the risk of inviting the drive early on.
By going on the offensive, civilian leaders risk inviting the wrath of the military.
Given that the experiment was not successful, they wondered why the company would announce it, and risk inviting the wrath of lawmakers who have been preoccupied with bioterrorism and the terrorist attacks.
By doing so, paradoxically, they risk inviting the very fate they seek to avoid.
Strategies inviting the overweight aged ≥ 50 years and those at high risk using diabetes risk scores (Strategies 3, 5 and 6) showed slightly lower sensitivity and discriminatory ability, compared with inviting all individuals (Strategy 1).
