Sentence examples for point risks from inspiring English sources

This last point risks angering even Trump's base supporters — Rush Limbaugh declared that he was "very, very troubled" by the news.

"From our specific point of view, to stop or withdraw the proposal at this point risks exacerbating a trend we see towards fragmentation of packaging waste producer responsibility schemes", the business-led alliance argues.

The EU-wide Alliance for Beverage Cartons and the Environment wrote an open letter to Timmermans ahead of the withdrawal of the package, stating the case for tougher recycling standards: "From our specific point of view, to stop or withdraw the proposal at this point risks exacerbating a trend we see towards fragmentation of packaging waste producer responsibility schemes".

At that point, risks have been significantly mitigated and there is an argument to be made that the subsequent capital required has relatively low risk relative to the return potential.

I have to be patient; there's no point risking it unless I'm fully fit.

He said that operating the membranes too close to water's boiling point risked surpassing that point -- as when a driver quickly accelerated.

Labour was quick to call on Green to answer questions following the intense pressure that shadow chancellor Ed Balls faced from George Osborne following the Libor scandal which at one point risked drawing in former Labour ministers.

Untold numbers of West Africans already use Mauritania as a transit point, risking their lives to cross the desert by foot and truck, and then the Strait of Gibraltar, in hundreds of small, overcrowded boats.

His point: Risk is an integral part of sport, perhaps its essence.

But Democrats who make these points risk doing the Republicans' work for them, falling into the wearily familiar trap of sounding like condescending coastal elitists, who look down their noses at ordinary Americans like the Palins.

Eckerd also created a nine-point risk assessment checklist that child protection workers must fill out.