Sentence examples for risk of change from inspiring English sources

This radical approach to captaincy carries the risk of change for change's sake, and of unnecessary disruption of bowlers' rhythm.

Defenders of the status quo are bound to emphasise the risk of change as part of their case.

Kushner's play answers both no and yes to this question — we have redemption within us, but only if we take the risk of change, and of shedding our skins.

People who were comfortable with the old ways of working in the party saw everything they thought permanent suddenly at risk of change, not sure what was to replace the old methods.

Balls is keenly aware that Labour is still trailing the Tories by 25% on the economy, even before the warnings about the risk of change deployed so effectively by industrialists, the Treasury and media in the Scottish referendum, had been sounded.

Mr Blair decided early on that voters' fears of the risk of change were the chief obstacle to a Labour victory this time; and he calculated that there was no better way to combat these fears than to neutralise business hostility.

Judge Jones acknowledged that the risk of changes in the price of the stock in such rapid trades was minimal.

One of the main safety concerns with genome editing is the risk of changes being made to healthy genes by accident.

People receiving high doses of steroids, opiates or sedatives are also at risk, as are the elderly, who run a high risk of changes in their mental status when hospitalized.

The latest case centers on sales of interest-rate derivatives, which are supposed to help small companies limit the financial risk of changes in borrowing rates.

Our data may suggest that further work would be of interest to estimate risk of changes in immune function during particle radiation exposures in space travel.