Sentence examples for risk convinced from inspiring English sources

He does not believe that humanity's own future is at serious risk, convinced as he is that it is far too adaptable for that.

His admirers and his critics in the diplomatic world describe Kerry in similar terms: tirelessly optimistic, dogged, rhetorically undisciplined, undaunted by risk, convinced that if he can just get "the relevant parties" into "the room" he can make a deal.

When politicians themselves say these things about the judiciary, they risk convincing the country that no one is fit to govern.

Take care not to create false consequences for a "blown" budget or an unmet goal, or risk convincing your child that you cannot be trusted to be realistic in a real financial crisis.

The longer Israel fails to close a deal on a two-state solution, and the more suffering and death its occupation of the West Bank and periodic wars in Gaza inflict on Palestinians, the more it risks convincing Europeans that the very idea of a separate Jewish state is by nature racist and oppressive.

His assessment of the carbon bubble risk seemed convincing.

In my view the theatre isn't illusionistic at all, so in using a picture-box stage we run no risk of convincing anybody of the literal truth of what they see.

By falsely labeling it government-run healthcare, which it is not, Republicans run the very high risk of convincing people who are enjoying its benefits that government is their friend, precisely the opposite message they have been trying to convey for a century.

With something like ADHD, you have the risk of being convinced that there are things about you that are wrong and need changed.

While it was easy to persuade primary care physicians that such a clinic would be helpful, as in general they did not feel competent to deal with patients with high-risk pregnancies, convincing other specialists proved to be more difficult.

Acheson chose the risk of deterrence, probably convinced that he would never have to implement it.