Sentence examples similar to risk of spot from inspiring English sources

I think the only thing holding me back from modelling for groups of people is the risk of spotting familiar faces in the crowd.

All of them ran the risk of encountering spot customs checks by the East German border guards.

Airflow cooling should be effective to reduce the risk of hot spot formation and disc thermal distortion.

"[PPAs can be] especially important for renewables," says Mimi Zhang, a green energy industry expert who has worked for years in energy consulting, "as they eliminate the economic risk of volatile spot market energy prices and help developers secure project financing".

The risk of white spot lesions is significantly less in lingual orthodontics [ 6], but is still present [ 7].

Hence, scanning performed by adjusting the PMT voltage to avoid saturation may not be the optimal strategy, due to the risk of achieving spot and background intensities below the usable range.

Under planting the roses with garlic or chives is said to reduce the risk of black spot and certainly won't hurt the flowers.

This can minimize the problem of occlusion, common to structured lighting set-ups, by tracking exactly which projected features have been blocked from view and avoid the risk of detected spots being matched to the calibrated rays of 'missing' spots.

When it crosses a road, it runs the risk of getting spotted or squished.

Without the cover of darkness, he was now at risk of being spotted by one of the many East German patrol boats on the look-out for escapees.

One recent evening, Mr. Sun sipped a mocha frappuccino at a Starbucks some distance from his dorm, where there is little risk of being spotted by a coach he said would be angered by his slipping off campus.