Sentence examples for risk of extending from inspiring English sources

"We ran the risk of extending and playing to half-empty houses," Mr. Gersten said.

The 36percentt cap is high enough to compensate lenders for the risk of extending credit to borrowers who have iffy payment histories.

In some cases, that has presented special problems because the World Trade Center tragedy increased the risk of extending and deepening stock-market declines.

A federal prosecutor who has worked with Ahmad, and who declined to be named, acknowledged the risk of extending the protections of the U.S. legal system to accused jihadists.

The BSAC's function was to take the risk of extending the infrastructure of modern capitalism (including railways) into south-central Africa for the benefit of the British but without the cost's falling on the British taxpayer.

The difference, he says, is evidence of Sky's market power in pay-television.The risk of extending that power into the digital era worries the Independent Television Commission, the regulatory body with the job of handing out the digital slots.

Therefore, professionals prematurely shut down patient responses suggesting emotional problems to reduce the risk of extended consultations.

"Our advice has been that the risks of bringing forward or rushing the future submarine project would outweigh the risks of extending the life of the Collins class.

Experience in clinical ICU practice dictates some guidelines where the risks of extending ventilation are minimized.

Stagnating progress also puts at risk hopes of extending global goals to include other eduction targets, says the report, which notes that aid to secondary education also declined by 11% between 2010 and 2011.

The Environment Agency said there was an increasing risk of flooding extending into the weekend.