Sentence examples similar to risk of set from inspiring English sources

Swaling carries the risk of setting off an uncontrollable underground peat fire".

The risk of setting precedent may be why BLM has refused to tolerate her interference.

However, the proposal runs the very real risk of setting off down a very slippery slope indeed.

The risk of setting rates too low is illustrated by the formula used to pay doctors treating Medicare patients.

Officials concluded that most options ran the risk of setting off a wider conflict with Pakistan's nuclear-armed military.

This is the paradox of her work, part of the risk of setting a goal in fiction, of having an idea about it, an abstract idea.

"We don't think they should take on all the risk of setting up their own benefits because a lot of them don't have the expertise".

The risk of setting off such price increases is one that OPEC appears willing to take, regardless of potentially dire consequences for the world economy.

He thinks perhaps the company may want to cut down the number of conditions rather than run the risk of setting the presentation in larger type.

But further action also brings some risk of setting off uncontrollable inflation, which, while very low historically, has been rising lately.

My character is bored, I think: she loves her friend Magali and wants to find her a man but also likes the excitement of meeting someone, without the risk of setting out to commit adultery.