Sentence examples for risk of getting lost from inspiring English sources
By holding back, they run the risk of getting lost.
Yet the Knicks' acquisition of the veteran J.R. Smith last week seemed to put Fields at risk of getting lost in the mix, like he did last season.
It is true that Rubin runs the risk of getting lost in the fogs of metaphysics, but I wonder if you can grasp the nature of genius without becoming a bit of a metaphysician.
Since his resignation, Japanese media and popular attention to the Futenma issue has collapsed, and Okinawa's base issue faces the very real risk of getting lost in the transition to the new government.
Even with its gimmick of playing in real time -- each hourlong episode covers an hour of action, for 24 weeks -- the series feels like an extended popcorn movie, loaded with so many betrayals, car chases, shootings and hairpin plot twists that viewers blink at the risk of getting lost.
– Unleashed dogs are at a higher risk of getting lost.
Trying to cross the maritime boundaries between North and South America in a boat involves serious risks of getting lost or losing one's life at sea.
Leave your car keys at the destination so there is no risk of them getting lost.
The account is completely free, and is used to save your downloads to your computer without the risk of them getting lost over time.
With an actual credit card, you will have the risk of it getting lost or stolen and your parents might make you pay the fine if there is one.
Unfortunately, the goals of the #ActuallySheCan campaign risk getting lost in the effort to appear cool and of-the-moment.
