Sentence examples for risk of flying from inspiring English sources

"Potential risk of flying debris from drop-balling operations.

The airline's founder, but merely 34% shareholder with his family these days, tends to hate any plan that carries the risk of flying with lots of empty seats.

If mankind hadn't pushed themselves to climb mountains or if the Wright brothers hadn't taken the risk of flying originally Virgin Atlantic and other airliners wouldn't be here".

Blast resistant glazing systems typically use laminated glass to reduce the risk of flying glass debris in the event of an explosion.

Some who came from California said they had taken the risk of flying for the first time, passing security with state identity documents.

For example, he said, "The objective risk of driving for four or five hours at high speeds still has got to be way higher than the risk of flying".

The risks of flying people on the first launch of a rocket are much greater.

Yet some travelers are weighing the risks of flying, as recent reader posts on the New York Times Web site suggest.

Unlike an idol, Bobby Kennedy, Obama does not see himself in terms of Greek myth, although he did tell The Times's Jeff Zeleny on the trip that he knew the risks of "flying too close to the sun".

While Mr. Obama said he knew the risks of "flying too close to the sun," as he put it, his confidence has swelled since he claimed the Democratic nomination early last month.

Pakistani officials worried about the risks of flying American drones so far from the border, and they feared that if a Predator were shot down or crashed, it might set off public anger about American involvement in domestic Pakistani matters.