Sentence examples for risk of casting from inspiring English sources
Lohan has become more of a tabloid and courthouse mainstay in recent years than an actress, and her crash while on the way to the set of "Liz and Dick" demonstrated the risk of casting her in films.
Both guns were mounted on wooden gun carriages with slides "which were difficult to traverse even on an even keel; in a seaway few captains would have run the risk of casting them loose".
When I ask Barnard about the risks of casting children with no acting experience, she laughs nervously.
Furthermore, iodine-containing contrast agents, relatively contraindicated for patients with Bence Jones proteinuria because of the risk of cast nephropathy and renal failure, are not needed for skeletal CT [ 14].
Some researchers worry that restitution runs the risk of perpetually casting the people it seeks to help in the role of victim.
Fail to win here and Sunderland run the risk of being cast adrift at the bottom of the table, as their next matches are against Everton, Manchester and Chelsea.
(Had Rice fought because of her supposedly quiet neighborhood and her own sleepless nights, Schwartz said, she would have run the risk of being cast as a thin-skinned, haughty, liberal, anti-Catholic bourgeoisie).
Mangini, in particular, would seem to be at risk of being cast as a hypocrite and an ingrate, given that he raised his coaching profile in the system he subsequently turned against and brought dishonor.
If long-term contracts protect clubs by ensuring they will receive compensation in the form of transfer fees should key individuals depart mid-term, the players themselves run the risk of being cast adrift should they suffer serious injury during the closing stages of their soon-to-expire agreements.
However others noted the same opportunity means there is a parallel risk of badly cast legislation enshrining surveillance overreach and encouraging other countries down a similarly problematic path.
The regular supply of casting material has also been essential.
