Sentence examples for risk getting involved from inspiring English sources

I know that for many people art can be too weird or distant to risk getting involved with.

The lesson that the Bush administration has evidently drawn is that we should never risk getting involved in a long war that will cost us significant casualties.

As soon as New Yorkers hear about a trend, they say it's over, because they don't want to have to know about it or risk getting involved with it.

You knew there was a risk getting involved with your pal, but you went ahead anyhow, and now she/he has cold feet, or wants to go back to the ex before you, or whatever.

So they should be taking a little bit more risk and getting involved in trying more offerings.

The 500 or so to be released under the program announced Wednesday have been deemed to offer a low risk of getting involved in attacks.

Yet through effective early intervention, involving both children's services and adult social care, girls at risk of getting involved in gangs can be supported to build better lives.

The downside, said G. Steven Burrill, chief executive of Burrill, is that Novartis and other companies will be taking on more risk by getting involved in research at its earliest phases.

To support young people at risk of getting involved in gangs, he said: "We've got to be working with neighbourhood groups and churches".

The presented approach is a concrete step to create virtual societies of actors that collaborate to reach common goals without the risk of getting involved in conflicting or repetitive tasks.

This methodology offers new opportunities to study the influence of social environments on individual offending and victimization, because it measures more precisely the exposure to environments that is associated with individual routine activities together with the risk of getting involved in law-breaking behavior (Wikström [2007]).