Sentence examples for risk locking from inspiring English sources

You risk locking into unattractive rates that won't give you the income you need.

"It is in this time frame that we risk locking ourselves into very rapid warming," he said on Wednesday.

This reduces the risk of the UK building surplus long-lasting gas generation infrastructure, which might require subsidy to operate at low load factors (as required in the A scenarios) or risk locking the UK into carbon intensive generation infrastructure.

Government chief information officer (CIO) Andy Nelson has warned suppliers that they risk locking themselves out of government business if they fail to accept the government as a single customer.

If we invest in expanding fossil fuel production, we risk locking ourselves in to a high carbon pathway that increases greenhouse gas emissions for years and decades to come.

"The government must be upfront about the support it is giving to nuclear and not hide subsidies," said Yeo. Simon Bullock, campaigner at Friends of the Earth, said: "This report shows the government's plans are stacked in favour of nuclear power over renewables and so vague they risk locking the UK into a new generation of polluting fossil fuels.

Actuaries, who analyze financial risk, locked in the top spot this year, followed closely by audiologists (health care professionals who treat hearing disorders), mathematicians and statisticians.

"It also risks locking us in to more expensive energy options in future.

"But it risks locking in a policy suite that will not deliver much, or may cost too much.

Instead, the direction of its financial support risks locking the poorest countries into outdated economic models powered by dirty fuels.

Expanding airports in the south-east risks locking Britain into a climate-destroying and regionally unbalanced future.