Sentence examples for risk of sending from inspiring English sources

The risk of sending the economy back into recession is too great.

John Schindler (@20committee) At risk of sending same tweet *again*: SIGINT is hard, folks, esp in 21st century.

"His strategy runs the risk of sending Austria into isolation," said Gernot Erler, deputy chief whip of the SPD.

There is also the risk of sending wounded animals back down their setts to die a slow death.

But at the risk of sending half the state into cardiac arrest, here's the truth about Kenyon's: most of its corn comes from Virginia.

Under these circumstances, the only way to avoid the risk of sending sexually explicit material to children is to avoid posting any sexually explicit material at all.

In the case of the Parwan raisin cooperative, however, FLO had no ability to verify facts on the ground and did not want to risk the danger of sending its staff to Afghanistan, no matter how secure Parwan itself might be.

Union officials said that those fires underscored the risks of sending firefighters out too quickly, without taking the time to verify locations.

But some NGO experts are warning about the risks of sending people as young as 18 to teach in schools, work in orphanages and hospitals, or construct buildings, without training or adequate support.

Mr. Romney made those comments even as Mr. Obama was secretly flying to Afghanistan on Air Force One — a trip that was, as is standard, shrouded in secrecy because of the security risks of sending a president into a war zone.

Of course, we would still need to deal with the national security risks of our growing dependence on a global oil market dominated by dwindling reserves in the most unstable region of the world, and the economic risks of sending hundreds of billions of dollars a year overseas in return for that oil.