Sentence examples for risk bursting from inspiring English sources

And more rivers risk bursting their banks, says Rotafina Donco, Oxfam programme manager in Mozambique.

If you do, you risk bursting the warts open, causing the virus to spread and more warts to spawn.

The problem is that the greater Lucy grows, and the more brain power she colonises, the more the plot risks bursting its bounds and blowing out its levels.

The mark of a political film that pursues actual progress is one that risks bursting the bubble of acknowledged progressive consensus in order to reconfigure it more widely and more lastingly.

The easy credit, cheap goods, and central government bungs that covered significant shifts in labor patterns over the last two decades have now largely disappeared, and the discontent they kept simmering now risks bursting into full-blown social reaction.

The easy credit, cheap goods and central government bungs that covered significant shifts in labour patterns over the last two decades have now largely disappeared, and the discontent they kept simmering now risks bursting into full-blown social reaction.

When you fill the bag, make sure that it isn't overfilled or it risks bursting when squeezed.

The balloon risks bursting a lot of the time, so it's best that steady, mature and patient hands do most of the work.

Economists at UBS warned inflated prices are a bubble at risk of bursting with prices bearing no relation to incomes.

Among those areas that lack such a designation are two being threatened by a dam that is at risk of bursting in the northwest, the senators said.

10.05am GMT Welcome to the eco audit The world's financial system is at risk of bursting under the weight of massive over-capitalisation in fossil fuel reserves, according to three reports released in the past 24 hours.