Sentence examples for risk of being found from inspiring English sources

They're taking a real risk of being found in contempt of court.

He met with other poets who had memorized their poems so that they could discuss them without running the risk of being found carrying them.

Now it turns out if you live somewhere else, you run risk of being found ideal by Dr. Bryson, and brought to N.Y.

Some lawyers say that if states sue the offenders, they run the risk of being found in court to have no jurisdiction over military installations.

If Lavabit lost its appeal to the F.I.S.C.R., and still refused to coöperate, it would run a serious risk of being found in contempt; that's how most courts punish those who disobey its orders.

Herbalife disclosed in its most recent annual report that it runs the risk of being found to operate as a pyramid scheme, and in 2011, a Belgian court even found that it was one.

The most important thing is to not bring it to work; the risk of it being found and read by your co-workers or boss outweighs the benefits.

Risk of bias is found in Fig. 2 (risk of bias summary) and Fig. 3 (risk of bias graph) (see also Appendix S2 in the supplemental material).

There's a more serious risk of being found--and romanced--by a criminal or con artist.

After stratification for different groups of AHD, no significantly increased risk of glioma was found for any class of AHD.

Military action had to remain an option but the possibility of an attack would "recede," Mr. Straw said, if other ways of addressing the risk of Iraq were found.