Sentence examples for risk incriminating from inspiring English sources

Those players still might decline to talk rather than risk incriminating themselves.

Mr. Bonds's lawyer, Michael Rains, said in an interview that Mr. Bonds would decline to speak to the panel if he would risk incriminating himself.

Lord Justice Leveson at times had to interject to warn McMullan that he risked incriminating himself while he was rattling off claims about alleged criminal wrongdoing during his time at News International's Sunday tabloid, which was closed at the height of the public outcry over phone hacking in July.

At the risk of incriminating myself, I will admit that I was nearly guilty of a Kentucky sacrilege.

There is some debate as to whether this was self-inflicted or ordered by Henry to end the risk of restoration without leaving incriminating marks on the body.

In the EFF's words (in a brief filed last week), it "puts her in the situation the Fifth Amendment was designed to prevent: having to choose between incriminating herself, lying under oath, or risking contempt of court".

For some companies, keeping documents, even potentially incriminating e-mail messages, is worth the risk, Mr. Overly said.

But the firm also faces the risk that some of its employees, and former employees, will say incriminating things on the witness stand, and that the prosecutors could be holding even more embarrassing exhibits in reserve.

There are risks associated with participation in this research which could implicate participants in further criminal charges if incriminating information is disclosed.

Incriminating pictures spread fast.

They said nothing incriminating.