Sentence examples for risk of supporters from inspiring English sources

However, it said: "We cannot fully guarantee that there isn't a slight increased risk of supporters being open to fraud.

But while there seems to be no shortage of fondness for Mr. Clinton in New York, his industriousness does put him at risk of driving supporters to wonder, what price love?

But they have called off plans for protests in other cities, citing a risk of disorder (supporters and opponents of the president have already scuffled in the southern cities of Kaohsiung, Tainan and Pingtung).

Fixtures in the more sizeable stadia in Marseille, Lille or Paris would enable demand for tickets to be satisfied more easily and perhaps reduce the risk of thousands of supporters travelling across the Channel without tickets.

He had a very Italian accent (is the party at risk of confusing its supporters?).

This is the dilemma of the activist athlete – even one tackled into the tinderbox – they risk of alienating fans, supporters and sponsors is real.

Republicans also run the risk of leaving their supporters disillusioned if they find themselves unable to deliver on some of their main pledges.

Clinton may be constitutionally incapable of playing the role of harsh partisan – and her advisers may fear that as a female candidate, such a stance would spark a backlash – but traversing the middle of the road runs the very real risk of depressing her supporters.

At this point in the election cycle, it's well-established that GOP front-runner Donald Trump can say basically anything without risk of losing his supporters, or even alienating the larger Republican electorate.

However, providers cited the risk of cross infection, supporters intervening with medical procedures, and the fear that midwives would take less responsibility as problems associated with lay companionship.

It also raises the risk of clashes between government supporters and the anti-government lobby.