Sentence examples for risk close from inspiring English sources

"With tensions between the Israelis and the Palestinians mounting, we are keeping our risk close to home".

"He couldn't give a damn about us". Gordon Moore could have stayed home and counted his money–$3.3 billion on the latest Forbes 400 list rather than risk close encounters with Kamchatka bears.

Yesterday, two new studies analyzing outcomes for hundreds of thousands of people reaffirmed that the drug can be hazardous for the heart and pegged the degree of risk close to the 2007 finding.

It was widely believed that ice posed little risk; close calls were not uncommon, and even head-on collisions had not been disastrous.

These exceptions include ethnic groups that are at low risk far from the equator such as the Samis, Amerindians, Canadian Hutterites, New Zealand Māori, and Canada's Inuit, as well as groups that have a relatively high risk close to the equator such as Sardinians, inland Sicilians, Palestinians and Parsis.

Finally, total fruits, citrus fruits and other fruits were the most protective food groups with reductions in risk close to 80%.

By "winding down the portcullis" on the past, we risk closing our minds.

'Not acting moves the risk closer,' he explained, because every year of not acting adds another year of debt accumulation.

If UK foreign policy and development initiatives in the region are to be successful, we cannot risk closing, for example, our small office in Burundi.

"Do we not risk closing ourselves off in a defensive logic of the past while the world is drastically shifting?" she asked.

"If you look for an ideal, then I think you may risk closing the sport off to the evolution, which is a cornerstone of all sport".