Sentence examples for risk of alienating from inspiring English sources

J.M. Coetzee's relentless portrait of alienation runs a serious risk of alienating the reader.

And then there's the risk of alienating a seller.

His revamped phrasing reduces the risk of alienating this constituency.

Nevertheless large-scale programming of modern works runs the risk of alienating subscribers.

But the strategy also carries the risk of alienating traditional opera lovers and serious-minded critics.

Then there is the risk of alienating American consumers, who benefit from inexpensive Chinese goods.

"Otherwise, you run the risk of alienating the independents and weak partisans".

Presumably the risk of alienating the middle-class electorate is felt to be too great.

"The risk of alienating employees in a high employment economy is just too high," he said.

Wall Street analysts run the risk of alienating clients if they're too bearish.

At the risk of alienating some readers, though, I am going to be controversial here.