Sentence examples for risk of comment from inspiring English sources

Is the anodyne drone typing away in her silent cubicle free from the risk of comment on her clothes, the terror of a joke, the unsettlement of an unwanted or even a wanted sexual advance, truly our ideal?

Second, using isolated quotes extracted from private conversations runs the risk of taking comments out of context and misrepresenting the facts.

I know that by taking on this subject again, I run the risk of making the comment area fill up again with arguments about various characters, but that's not my intent.

We have therefore considered the risk of emphasizing decontextualized comments in our analysis by interpreting the comments as expressions of a general gender discourse rather than linking them to specific physicians.

Finally, an open approach reduces the risk of socially desirable comments from participants, because researchers are more reticent regarding their own opinions and perspectives.

One of the great allures, and great risks, of posting comments is the anonymity it provides.

By making editors always have to choose to turn on comments we will reduce the risk of inadvertently turning on comments where they might be editorially or legally inappropriate such as on our Children's Books site.

But if America doesn't want to hear that or run the risk of screening some offensive comment, then bug off and leave the players alone.

At the risk of the dreaded, "OLD" comment, we're posting it now, because it's just too important.

Our findings of markedly low risk of prostate cancer deserve comment.

Comment / Risk of Cancelling JSF in the Netherlands: 4. (C) COMMENT: The JSF debate in the Netherlands remains politically charged, with the Parliament nearly scuttling Dutch participation in JSF (reftels A, B).