Sentence examples for officials risk from inspiring English sources

Should health officials risk issuing stern warnings that may frighten people?

"It's unfortunate, and quite frankly it's dangerous," because it could make officials risk averse, Mr. Eastman said, blaming partisan politics.

By putting their names on these documents, officials risk signing away one of the rule of law's last defenses.

Mr. Holscher, Dr. Lee's lawyer, called any suggestion of wrongdoing false, adding, "even more disappointing is that anonymous government officials risk violating federal criminal law by talking about the investigation".

American officials risk appearing as if they want him to repeat his performance last December in Beijing, when he took more than 140 Democratic lawmakers to meet with the Chinese president, Hu Jintao, Mr. Curtis said.

The problem with this isn't that banks' relief efforts don't have a wider scope; it's that by describing the settlements in grandiose terms, banks and officials risk misleading the public about the scope, which, at best, can confuse people and, at worst, can set them up to fall victim to fraud.

Mr. McDermott, the Washington Democrat, said foundation officials risked further isolating themselves with such tactics.

Now officials risked embarrassment from an even more expensive project: a 911 system upgrade that had already incurred delays, cost overruns and the replacement of a major contractor.

Some members of Congress sought to have the administration clarify whether state officials risked federal criminal prosecution while carrying out their duties under the state laws.

And Peter J. Hoffmeister, another guard, said that by keeping the show private, museum officials risked sending the message that "they don't want to validate the people who work for them".

Industry body Oil and Gas UK said the new rules demanded by aviation officials risked damaging safety rather than enhancing it.