Sentence examples for risk of trouble from inspiring English sources

Minimise the risk of trouble.

Although the storage system increased the risk of trouble at Bhopal, the plant's operating manual for methyl isocyanate offered little guidance in the event of a large leak.

"Far from calming, this decision can only heighten passions and tensions, with the risk of trouble we wanted to avoid," he said.

But initial soundings have shown United that the levels of policing needed would make the event financially unviable, with security advisers also uneasy about the risk of trouble.

This fate seems a good deal harder than anything which English authors and journalists complain about; in this country if you can avoid libelling a specific individual there is not much risk of trouble for insulting a whole sex.

The US economy is at some risk of trouble from Europe, the Fed suggested, with several economists worrying that US economic growth may slow "if the foreign economic or financial situation deteriorated significantly".

If you try this, you risk lots of trouble.

For one thing, it excluded people most at risk of heart trouble, making it harder to spot a problem.

Possibilities for more legal rows abound.The risk of wider trouble is obvious.

The absolute risk of cardiovascular trouble for those who take high doses of other Nsaids regularly is still quite small.

Daily measurements can be analyzed to reveal that, for example, a person's risk of heart trouble is rising.