Sentence examples for risk insisting from inspiring English sources

In 1983, after some years of pundit throat clearing, the Carnegie Commission published "A Nation at Risk", insisting that a "rising tide of mediocrity" threatened our schools.

The Qatar 2022 World Cup organisers have for the first time hit back in detail at the widespread corruption allegations that put their grip on the event at risk, insisting they are "baseless and riddled with innuendo".

Last year, for similar reasons, they took control of Barrancabermeja, an oil city, after months of block-by-block combat with guerrillas.Despite the recent attacks, Bogota is not at great risk, insists Martha Lucia Ramirez, the defence minister.

If the reinsurers, who allow U.S. insurers to spread risk, insist on terror exclusions in the future, companies like Hartford Financial might be left out in the cold.

The big risk of insisting on relevance and safety is that we create a filter bubble where we become isolated from those different from ourselves.

Over time, however, respondents did report becoming more confident in their sexual identity, and this sometimes translated into their being more prepared to take steps to reduce risk, by insisting on the use of condoms, for instance.

Mr. Richards acknowledged that every production was a risk, but insisted that Steppenwolf's works were better bets than most.

Toyota denied it has put customers' lives at risk and insisted it had responded as quickly as possible to the problem.

Andy's parents thought it wasn't worth the risk and insisted that Chinese criminals are usually men of their word.

Snyder knew the risks but insisted on rewards.

A good society recognises these risks and insists they should be shared and insured against in an agreed system of collective insurance.