Sentence examples for risk of closing from inspiring English sources

And the hospital runs the risk of closing.

Another risk of closing the house is losing subscribers.

This [excessive criticism] runs the risk of closing things down.

Now, the New York City affiliate is at risk of closing.

We calculate that 24 of our supported housing schemes across the Sheffield city region would no longer be financially viable and would be at risk of closing.

Britain's biggest male rape charity, Survivors UK, is at risk of closing its counselling service by the end of the year.

Apart from the obvious risks of closing firehouses, the likelihood of more terrorist attacks makes the proposed closings all the more incomprehensible.

Reinforced concrete (RC) slabs and panels are commonly encountered in critical infrastructure and industrial facilities with a high risk of close-range explosions due to accidents or terrorist attacks.

The valorous service of America's women veterans of Iraq and Afghanistan, asymmetric battlefields where the "front line" is everywhere and every trooper faces the risk of close combat every day, put the lie to that.

We note, however, that the risk of close inbreeding might still exist despite female dispersal.

What is an escrow closing and does it eliminate any of the risks of closing by other means?... Bruce J. Brubeckson, Bronx. A. "In the New York region, an escrow closing usually results when something has gone wrong," said John G. Hall, a Staten Island real estate lawyer.