Sentence examples for not much risk from inspiring English sources

And there is not much risk in any of these products".

"There's not much risk in giving this more time, except that the humanitarian situation in Falluja worsens each day".

Even so, Mr. Biesenbach said there was not much risk that Mr. Hegarty would be mistaken for a more traditional pop star.

This fate seems a good deal harder than anything which English authors and journalists complain about; in this country if you can avoid libelling a specific individual there is not much risk of trouble for insulting a whole sex.

"Every year, the vineyards get refreshed," he told me, explaining that this year he is grafting two thousand acres, or five per cent of his holdings — not much risk, should his bets prove to be losers.

And while Republicans could shut down the government, my guess is that Democrats would actually be gleeful at that prospect: the PR would be overwhelmingly favorable for Obama, and again, not much risk of blowing up the world.

On this type of golf course, there's not much risk-reward for me here, so I just play my game and hopefully make some putts.

He said there wasn't much risk, but it would probably still be better not to eat the food.

The scores are good for five years, so, arguably, there isn't much risk in taking the G.R.E.

At odds of six-to-one on, the prospective return was only £200, but there wasn't much risk, was there?

There probably wasn't much risk that David Jason in The Royal Bodyguard or Ben Elton's The Wright Way would have turned into Only Fools and Horses by their fourth series; but we will never know because they were murdered after their first run.