Sentence examples for risk of bad from inspiring English sources

"They run a higher risk of bad consumer experiences," he says.

While Mr. Williamson acknowledged a risk of bad elements among the rebels, he said: "You could help the opposition unify.

A new study suggests that the opposite may be true: spanking could increase the risk of bad behavior.

The public is so hostile to bankers now that there's a risk of bad regulations being foisted on the industry.

Taxpayers already bear that risk of bad mortgages, in practical terms; we saw that during the financial crisis when the financial industry required billions of dollars in bailouts.

For most companies, those models are designed to cut administrative costs and to reduce the risk of bad hires (or ones that might require more training).

The document identifies "risks" of bad publicity, including "because the flood defence maintenance budget had reduced, there is a risk that news outlets will claim that the government is spending less on flood defences than previously".

Speaking on Sky News' Murnaghan programme, he said the Bank of England was watching to ensure that banks had enough reserves to withstand the risks of bad loans should the housing market suffer a downturn.

The stock of bank debt and hence the risks of bad loans may therefore still be large.Mr Shan insists that excess capacity, soaring commodity prices and flat or falling prices for finished goods are eroding profit margins.

Experts caution against giving these drugs to certain patients who face higher than average risks of bad reactions — children under age 18, adults over 60, and pregnant and nursing women — unless there is no effective alternative.

It would have to cover every potential defect to list all of the risks of bad designs.