And therein lay the risk.
If the deals were generally structured to lay the risk on the majority white shareholders, well, this was regarded as both fair payback for centuries of oppression and, not incidentally, a way of keeping the lines to government open.
And therein lies the risk to the NHS of leaving.
But in sentimentality, he makes plain, lies the risk of dishonor, which is its own sort of death.
But therein lies the risk of gun control: While the issue plays well among suburban women, it infuriates many men in places like western Pennsylvania.
But the government hopes that union leaders will find it embarrassing to reject its generosity and will thus accept its other reforms.Therein also lies the risk.
Companies "did not explicitly lay out the risks if the strategy went wrong".
The next half hour is tense, as doctors lay out the risks.
Of course you're concerned, and it becomes real when you see doctors and they lay out the risks.
But he is quick to lay off the risks whenever possible, and shut things down if they don't seem to be working.
