Suddenly the situation seemed at risk of spinning out of control.
The system of a democratic government is not about to break down, but movements like the Naxalites run the risk of spinning even further out of control unless the root cause of the problem is now addressed.
At the risk of spinning hedge fund managers as the canaries in the coal mine, surely there is some hope when doctors, lawyers and analysts see their incomes reduced, their stature threatened and their futures jeopardized.
At the risk of spinning hedge fund managers as the canaries in the coal mine, surely there is some hope when doctors, lawyers and analysts see their incomes reduced, their stature threatened and their futures jeopardised.
STM also reduces the risk of spinning out; it controls the 'attitude' of the car by applying brakes to individual tires as you get sideways in a corner.
Another question that might be pondered is whether the corners at the newer tracks -- New Hampshire International Speedway opened in 1993 -- are too wide, creating more risk of cars spinning out of control, as Petty's apparently did.
No one at this private fete is about to deny that Venezuela still faces a deep economic and political crisis, or that the risk of it spinning into violence is not real.
The risk of the bearing spinning is now low with asymmetrical anatomic bearings.
Their governments have declared that they want to overturn Zelaya's removal, but leveling trade sanctions on a desperately poor country runs the risk of causing events to spin out of control.
Watching Thompson console Jones, you wondered how a poised, college-educated woman could have failed to comprehend the difference between public spin and the risk of legal self-destruction.
