Sentence examples for party risks from inspiring English sources

Without that patronage machine, the party risks flying apart.

Squeezed on all sides, the party risks being pushed down like Greece's Pasok.

Now COPEI's rival, Accion Democratica, the country's oldest and largest party, risks the same fate.

Stickiness matters: India's only truly national party risks crumbling into several regional ones.

The party risks placing itself out of what my uncle, Nelson Rockefeller, called the mainstream.

In his native state of Baden-Württemberg, where Mrs. Merkel's party risks losing power in March 27 elections, Mr. Oettinger was known as a proponent of nuclear power.

But some Blairite MPs expressed concern that the party risked losing its focus.

Why has the party risked middle-class censure for further undermining an institution like Parliament?

That caused other Republicans to warn that the party risked a backlash and was alienating the nation's Muslims.

In other developments on Wednesday, Margaret Beckett, one of Labour's most senior figures, said the party risked breaking up unless Corbyn stepped down.

He warned that the party risked coming up with a programme that "alienated every group in society" by obsessing over cuts that may never be adopted as policy.