Sentence examples for risk protests that from inspiring English sources

The leaders calculated that they needed to engineer economic growth of 8% a year or risk protests that could lead to an overthrow of the party.

Nalco's privatisation was upset after violent protests stopped potential bidders visiting the company's plants, and there is a risk of similar protests that might deter foreign bidders at HPCL.

Noddings protests that her critics misunderstand her.

Instead of risking trouble by protesting that the letters were genuine, Cosey modestly accepted the tribute, and proved himself worthy of it by executing another Lincoln on the spot.

"You're asking me to put my family at extreme risk," Fara protests, emphasizing that her uncle is "a member of a moderate opposition group -- not a bomb thrower".

Protests that began small have mushroomed.

Incredible protests that have riveted the world.

And I thought of all the head-teachers who have protested that schools risk being closed by the legal actions, that that was then and this is now, that the abuses of the old boarding schools could not possibly happen today.

The Obama administration protested that this provocative act risked further inflaming the situation.

On Tuesday he protested that he was merely showing caution against "risk of failure".

We were out there protesting that we don't have enough money; we can't put our school at risk for broken windows that would then need replacing.