Sentence examples for risk of confronting from inspiring English sources
President Bush will make certain that we are combating terrorism at the source, beyond our shores, so we can reduce the risk of having to confront, or run the risk of confronting it, here in New York or Chicago.
In order to liberalise the labour market without running the political risk of confronting vested interests, the government introduced a new kind of temporary contract under what became known as the Biagi law.
He also took the risk of confronting the kind of election campaign built round immigration likely to be run by Cameron's election guru, Lynton Crosby, by saying "if voters wanted a party that cuts itself off from the rest of the world, then let me say squarely Labour is not your party".
As part of the Sahel region, Senegal's children face a higher risk of confronting food shortages and nutrition crises.
But history informs us that the dangers of complacency and inaction far outweigh the calculated risks of confronting evil.
They faced the moral risk that all artists face of confronting their own limitations, but they didn't face any financial ones.
Feedback means a risk of being confronted with information that can affect their professional focus or goal.
With the meagre resources and a higher prevalence of disability, these women are at great risk of being confronted with the financial burden of OOP health expenditures.
We editors lobbied for the glory of confronting the government; he, uniquely, bore the risk.
We are not afraid of confronting Ghana".
The problem is there is a significant element of risk in confronting Spain and France next month, then Germany and even an ailing Netherlands in March.
