Sentence examples for risk of erecting from inspiring English sources
While publishers worry that the online advertising pie will never grow large enough, they are also aware of another risk of erecting a pay wall: A loss of readers to the BBC, whose free Web sites are already the most popular British news source on the Web.
The company is offering tenants who erected walls with its approval $700 to help defray the cost of erecting new dividers, like bookshelves.
"In fact, it would put jobs and livelihoods at risk by erecting new barriers to trade with Europe.
A group of "at-risk" neighborhood teenagers erected that through a school-based program called the Urban Workshop.
Elsewhere, dams that mining companies erected to contain waste water pose a high risk of collapsing.
The models showed that a 30-minute trek put hairy hominins at risk of heat stroke whether they were four-legged or erect, according paper published online today in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
But as anyone familiar with the original will know, the second half of the play introduces giant erect phalluses, whose ridiculous appearance quickly removes any risk of pomposity.
Whether or not Bashar Assad clings to the presidency, the risk of a descent into civil war is increasingEurope: Here comes the equestrian statue Macedonia prepares to erect a statue of Alexander the Great in its capital city.
Such erect leaved canopies possess higher theoretical canopy photosynthetic rate and reduced risk of photoinhibition at midday (Murchie et al. 1999; Sinclair and Muchow 1999).
She'll be "erecting a house of cards on the plinth to draw attention to the flimsiness of some people's housing, how it is at risk of collapsing and constantly needs putting back together.
For instance, conversion from forest to perennial bioenergy crops could increases the risk of soil and water loss (Liu et al. 2012), whereas the conversion from the grain crops to perennial grasses may generate positive effects on the soil and water retention because of the erect and ridged stems with sods that are generated by perennials (Cooney et al. 2017).
