Sentence examples for party at risk from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, Dr. Frist will be putting both the Senate and his own party at risk.

That related party is thinly capitalized with no party at risk except Enron.

He had a very Italian accent (is the party at risk of confusing its supporters?).

But the polls anticipate a decline in the Arab vote, putting one Arab party at risk of dropping below the Knesset threshold.

Matthew Goodwin, a professor of politics at Kent University and an expert on populist parties, said this new narrative left the Labour party at risk of "getting hammered" if it continued to advocate free movement of people post-Brexit.

"It can only serve our residents well and the [Labour] party well if we are united going into a local election, going into a general election – disunited [this situation] can put the party at risk," he says.

The Lancashire Evening Post picks up on Westminster rumours that Jack Straw's Blackburn seat has been put on the party's "at risk" list, saying his staunch support for the war in Iraq could even see his majority of almost 10,000 overturned.

It puts 138 politicians, the vast majority of them from two opposition parties, at risk of prosecution.

Named by the researchers as one of the larger parties at risk here, Apple was quick to respond with a promise to fix things on their end.

They also put the weaker parties at risk of exploitation and abuse by the stronger party (Goodin 1986, 1988; Okin 1989).

This would, of course, be the best option, preserving the doctor patient relationship while protecting third parties at risk.