Sentence examples for issue risks from inspiring English sources

Miliband's decision to choose fees as a defining issue risks dividing his party.

The second point is that a failure to address the issue risks the development of an increasingly rarefied professional class.

But the issue risks being driven more by opportunistic and changeable politics than anything like a common — and determined — vision.

Much as the absolutists on each side relish such clashes between church and state, forcing the issue risks damaging something worthwhile.

Indeed, many fear that, however crafty the government is in eventually getting Mr Thaksin back, the issue risks overshadowing much else that Ms Yingluck wants to do.

President Putin is clearly aware of the sensitivities involved, and the issue risks overshadowing talks with US President Barack Obama who is due to visit Russia in September, our correspondent adds.

But therein lies the issue: risk.

Clive Betts, chair of the Local Government Committee, added that the issue risked "getting lost" in the event of a hung Parliament.

Any white who raised the issue risked being called a racist; any black who did was branded a sellout or worse.

But it would issue risk warnings and monitor the follow-up, forcing those responsible authorities to "act or explain" and making its recommendations public if it chooses.

European diplomats in Washington said French officials were counseling the administration that moving too aggressively on that issue risked losing the international support for stern action that the Mehlis report has produced.