Sentence examples for risk closure from inspiring English sources

John Cridland, director-general of the Confederation of British Industry (CBI), warns smaller UK universities at the margins may risk closure and calls for more collaboration between universities.

If the Palm and the Plaza's main kitchen fail to pass their third inspections, in about two weeks, they risk closure, an ignominy that La Cote Basque averted.

They say this is leading to large-scale consolidation within the industry, as many companies are forced to sell themselves or risk closure.

China is increasingly worried about air pollution while energy suppliers in Britain have been forced to fit expensive filters on their power stations to screen out nitrogen oxides and other pollutants or risk closure under EU environmental legislation.

While two big plants at Port Talbot and Scunthorpe will be increasing production, a slightly smaller plant on Teesside will have to find markets abroad for its 3.4m tonnes or risk closure.

According to the panel, neutron output over the next 15 years could be kept to within 20% of existing levels so long as the ILL and the other neutron sources that risk closure operate until at least 2030.

Without a much-needed injection of cash, however, the museum risks closure.

Opel, based in Rüsselsheim, Germany, near Frankfurt, risks closure or even bankruptcy because of the immense financial problems faced by its American parent.

The final straw this week for Italy's cinema establishment was the slashing of funding to the national archive of 100,000 prewar and postwar cinema newsreels, including Mussolini's 1940 declaration of war, housed at Cinecitta and now risking closure.

Despite the crucial work being done there, the centre risks closure in May unless more funding is gathered – which is why The Independent has made it the focus of our Christmas appeal.

As an unintended consequence, the nearly 50-year-old surf shop found itself out of compliance and risked closure.