Sentence examples for risk of picking from inspiring English sources

The penetration of the Marquette guards puts Stanford's big men in risk of picking up fouls early.

"By mandating a particular technology you run the risk of picking the wrong one," says Mr Webb.

Helping Hands capuchins are captive bred, which minimizes the risk of picking up diseases, and they're provided specifically for in-home use.

It's the parents' discretion; some people would rather have a child knowing there's a risk of picking something up than not, if that was their only option".

A tackler bent at the waist, or diving, has a lower risk of picking up a head injury than one who is upright.

And they're not going to take the risk of picking a pro-choice governor and having the convention become all about abortion".

"Their own position has been weakened and they know the high stakes risks of picking a fight with the party's grassroots.

Downing Street was known to be concerned about the risks of picking a fight with testy Conservative backbenchers at a time when the government is keen to focus the public's attention on the benefits of remaining in the European Union.

The men, most of whom were arrested in East New York, Brooklyn, and accused of propositioning an undercover police officer, listened stone-faced as instructors warned of the legal risks of picking up under-age girls, the hazards of sex addiction and the danger of being robbed or assaulted.

An in-form Gago helps minimise the risks of picking such a front loaded line up.

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