Sentence examples for risk of a return from inspiring English sources

"A year ago there was a real risk of a return to the 1930s.

There is a risk of a return to recession".

The only risk of a return to peak egg vilification is posed by the rise in veganism.

And, Mr. Jensen argued, there is a risk of a return to simpler toys if manufacturers embrace electronic toys completely.

He said there was "a real risk of a return to the 1990s, when patients had to wait 18 months or longer for planned operations", adding that there was no prospect of introducing the seven-day NHS without more money.

From the outset Harper's strategy had been to paint the telegenic youthful son of former prime minister Pierre Trudeau as unready to lead the country and the risk of a return to Liberal policies as too great a risk.

Yet there are risks, chiefly of a return to the habitual gaffes and missteps of former cabinets.

Others, like hormonal drugs, were easier to handle, but came with a higher risk of a tumor returning.

There was an "evident risk," he said," of a "return to school systems that are in fact (though not in law) resegregated... .. Yet Breyer did not write for the majority in the case in question, which concerned integration in schools in Kentucky and Seattle.

Our current legislative scenario excludes shale gas exploitation directly adjacent to water bodies, and in areas potentially at risk of a 100-year return period flood.

Rain has left many people with the dilemma of risking a return to damaged homes which could collapse in an aftershock or sleeping in tents or other temporary shelters.