Sentence examples for risk of help from inspiring English sources

Here we can also calculate such a risk of help, which depends on the loss of the protection (see Supplementary Information: Text S1).

Why spend £42bn on a project that runs any risk of helping the south more than the north?

Why should the Democrats take the risk of helping to change the system when Mr Bush was likely to take all the credit for success?

"Americans are looking for a way to break barriers," Karl Rove said last week in an interview with National Public Radio (not that Mr. Rove, President Bush's chief political maharishi, is at risk of helping either Mr. Obama or Mrs. Clinton do this).

Desperate to find her father another job, Ms. Karimli dialed the phone again and again before she realized that no one would take the risk of helping her. "Part of his life is taken from him," she said of her father.

It has also been shown that a bystander who perceives serious consequences of not helping and a low risk of helping a particular victim will be more likely to help [2].

Many of the galleries on this list are firmly dedicated to taking on the risk of helping this emerging generation of painters realize their vision.

"I realize I was taking the risk of helping promote you and the way that you think about these things by putting you on the air," Maddow said.

And amplifying such claims runs the risk of helping intimidate journalists covering such allegations and women considering speaking out, as the Times' Michael Barbaro noted. .

With methadone's 'implementation' constituting an uncertain waiting, there is the risk of help-seeking disengagement among would-be patients (box 6, extract 6).

Salmond's success came after former Lib Dem voters have switched to the SNP, ignoring Labour's warnings about the risks of helping the independence cause.