Sentence examples for risk of surrendering from inspiring English sources

Morgan recognized the risk of surrendering to a flight of emotion in the midst of war.

So desperate are the Americans to escape the "taints and perils" of their country that they seem to be oblivious of the risk of surrendering their freedom and signing on for a wholly unknown fate.

The logic of that rhetorical instruction was not lost on the Egyptians: just as Anwar Sadat, a quarter-century earlier, had flown to Jerusalem to make peace with Israel, Hosni Mubarak, an unchallenged four-term President, a modern pharaoh, should take the equally bold step of creating a constitutional democracy, even at the risk of surrendering power.

This was a third consecutive Premiership defeat for Jim Mallinder's men and, despite a late rally, they are at risk of surrendering second place and an all important home play-off semi-final to Leicester, who are three points behind their East Midlands rivals after beating London Wasps this weekend.

FFAF provides resources, supplies and veterinary care for animals at risk of being surrendered for financial or behavioral reasons, facilitates trap/fix/return services for feral cats, temporarily fosters animals for displaced people, mediates between tenants and landlords to keep animals in their homes and helps re-home animals when necessary.

Maria Theresa had no intention of surrendering.

Would the fear of surrendering independence hinder the adoption of common clinical guidelines by some agencies?

Instead of surrendering to your emotions, take the control back.

An actor faces similar risks about surrendering information.

By refusing to concede a few more yards, the NCAA risks surrendering a game-ending score.

As the campaigns against ISIS continue, and rival militias on the ground gobble up territory they have surrendered, the risk of direct confrontation between the U.S. and Syria, Iran, or Russia becomes greater.