Sentence examples for risk of serve from inspiring English sources

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— but he runs the risk of serving up avant-garde lite.

One other reason is the exposure and risk of serving on a board today, perceived and real.

While potentially irritating to programme-makers and confusing to viewers, such inconsistencies of opinion can however be seen as the duty of a medium whose very name – broadcasting – is a reminder of the risk of serving a narrow range of audiences and interests.

Q. Presumably, if the loans weren't risky, you wouldn't need to collect a payment every day. A. The daily automated system of collection provides a few different benefits, one of which is to reduce the risk of serving this marketplace.

Many charities will decline donations of prepared food rather than run the risk of serving potentially unhealthy meals.

Serving justice to survivors of sexual assault does not necessitate such a high risk of serving injustice to falsely accused men and women.

The offenders have discovered that they can disable the monitors, often with little risk of serving time for it, a Times investigation has found.

But that is not the monitoring system's sole vulnerability: A Times investigation in February found that thousands of child molesters, rapists and other high-risk parolees were removing or disarming their tracking devices — often with little risk of serving time for it because California's jails are too full to hold them.

The other reason you don't serve alcohol (though less important than the risk of serving underage persons) is that it will make the prom seem less realistic.

"He knew the risks of serving in Iraq, but he thought it was important that he do something to protect this country," Ms. Strange said.