Sentence examples for risk dividing from inspiring English sources

The Kirchners risk dividing their own supporters with the gay marriage bill, which has more support in Buenos Aires than in rural provinces.

The Labour leadership contender Andy Burnham has accused factions on the right of the party of "circling the wagon" of rival Jeremy Corbyn's campaign, saying their public criticisms of the most leftwing candidate risk dividing the party.

But one former American official familiar with the issue said that while tolerating militias may lead to greater security in the short term, doing so could threaten the democratic process and risk dividing Iraq along ethnic and religious lines.

In his first interview since dramatically resigning from the cabinet on Friday night, the former Tory party leader revealed the scale of his unhappiness with the way David Cameron and George Osborne run Downing Street, saying their "arbitrary" attempts to cut welfare risk dividing society.

Of course, they risk dividing the country even more thoroughly, and their victory may well be a Pyrrhic one if the Trump constituency proves ungovernable.

Basically, potential hazards are thought of as being on a spectrum of increasing risk, divided into three fairly loosely defined regions.

$PYRSS = person-years at risk divided by 1000.

The median:mean risk ratio is a simpler measure the median risk divided by the mean.

The fold increase in risk is the risk divided by the average risk of failure of the dataset (approximately 12%).

Similarly, self-infection risk (divided by the number of days monitored) and median tick load were positively correlated (Fig.  3).

Equivalently, it was computed as a proportion: the estimated number of HCV+ persons with PWID risk divided by the estimated total HCV+ persons.