Sentence examples for risk of blowing from inspiring English sources

The conviction with which he writes is, at the risk of blowing his jacket, uplifting.

"To do so," Mr. Kiley said, "puts me at risk of blowing a legitimate law enforcement investigation".

If golfers did a good job measuring their yardage on their approach shots, there was no risk of blowing past a hole.

At the risk of blowing minds before we've even begun, let me drop a bombshell: I have never been a teenage girl.

The "shock and awe" strategy also carries the risk of blowing up in ministers faces, when people judge their enthusiasm as shrill hype.

Harvey clearly wants it both ways, portraying Myrdon both as a tough guy at risk of blowing his reprieve, and as a figure of almost saintly generosity and heroism.

Geophysics contributes to reservoir characterization, reservoir monitoring and its management by adding maximum value in improving production plan and by minimizing risk e.g., risk of dry hole, risk of blow out, risk of in-efficient recovery process, among others.

Washington engrossed in an election campaign for the next two months; an Egypt still trying to find its feet on the diplomatic stage; and a Turkey becoming seriously alarmed at the risk of blow-back, having dumped President Assad so early on.

Although in all cases there's the risk of it blowing away.

I measured taking any action, no matter how small, against the risk of it blowing up in my face again.

Because pursuing what is meaningful to you is a heart- and spirit-centered endeavor, and when our hearts and spirits are involved, there's a lot at risk and we're frightened of blowing it.