Sentence examples for risk costing from inspiring English sources

"Don't risk costing the Democrats the White House this year as you did four years ago".

As the Norfolk and Norwich hospital fiasco shows, the risk costing bears no relation to any actual hazard taken on by the contractors.

Wind turbines are blamed for putting small planes at risk, costing more than they're worth, and putting fishermen out of work.

The effects of flooding, and managing flood risk, costs the UK around £2.2bn each year.

"It is our belief that it would be hard to create a ring-fence that improves upon the risk cost balance the commission is supporting," he said.

The ceasefire risks costing them the trust of the few moderate opposition groups left on the ground, who feel abandoned by a country that promised support.

For companies, the impact is already significant, with droughts, water scarcity, pollution and other water risks costing businesses $14bn£11bnbn) this year, up from $2.6bn in 2015.

"Really it's because if they embrace the government too tightly it risks costing them the China market – to major technology companies that's a problem for profitability".

Mr. Olson left Merrill in August 1998 after an earlier complaint by two Merrill bankers that his coverage of Enron risked costing Merrill investment banking business.

In most cases the risks paid off, but other times unforeseen risks cost astronauts their lives.

I think we risk costs to the economy... because it will be just about impossible to beat our costs of equity," Flint says.