Sentence examples for pressing risk from inspiring English sources

Whether direct or consequential, the potential for loss of public trust is arguably the most pressing risk associated with the drive to commercialize.

But for now, triumphalism looks a more pressing risk for Mr Cameron than internal revolt.

The most pressing risk is that these protests drive Libya "deeper into chaos", with a "weak government paralyzed by inertia and armed militias".

For UNICEF, the most pressing risk is epidemics like measles and diarrheal diseases.

Strikingly, though, they differ about where they think the most pressing risks lie.

AllMusic's reviewer Steve Huey gave a sympathetic, if not exactly favorable review of the remixed and remastered 2004 pressing of Risk.

Startups often have to be ruthless to survive – they exist and thrive by taking risks and playing the odds, often at the expense of work/life balance of the founders, but when time is pressing sometimes risks have to be taken, not just with strategy and product but with the people brought on board.

This paper addresses one of the most pressing drivers of risk: land use planning and pressures placed on land use by private and public investors.

We talked to some Samsung loyalists who are sticking with their potentially dangerous phones to get an answer to one pressing question: Why risk it?

Well, of course one must take reasonable and proportionate steps to protect the homeland when there are pressing national security risks.

But the high court ruled that Miranda's nine-hour detention and the seizure of his computer equipment was lawful because although it was "an indirect interference with press freedom", there was not only compelling but "very pressing" evidence of a risk to national security.