Sentence examples for risk of pitching from inspiring English sources
With stands costing up to £28,000, galleries simply can't take the risk of pitching up and not selling.
Models of pitch control predict that the body shape of these and certain other primates, with short forelimbs and posteriorly positioned COM, should allow them to decelerate rapidly while minimizing the risk of pitching forward.
All else remaining equal, the risk of pitching over the front end is reduced when riding up hill and increased when riding down hill.
And with application costs that run up to $100,000, many developers avoid the risks of pitching projects in affluent neighborhoods.
Like Ian Botham in his young days, he is, of course, a high-risk bowler, pitching the ball right up at pace, looking for swing.
Major Conservative donor and former party treasurer Lord Ashcroft warned that the rows over Europe, gay marriage and "loongate" risk pitching the Tories into a "spiral of irrelevance".
It has focused its stand on opposition to the scale of the spending cuts, saying they hit hardest at the poor and risk pitching Britain back into recession.
If Benitez tried to come inside, Piazza said, there would have been a greater risk of leaving the pitch over the middle.
Sasaki usually throws split-fingered fastballs when he is ahead in the count, but he had to consider the risk of a wild pitch with Soriano at third.
Glasgow Warriors have moved their Pro12 match with Munster to Kilmarnock's Rugby Park due to a "high risk" of the Scotstoun pitch being unplayable.
