Sentence examples for risk rendering from inspiring English sources
Will the VEBA really risk rendering its primary assets worthless by proceeding with an offering Fiat opposes?
Mr Santos says he hopes for a final accord by December.The president's reluctance to campaign as a peacemaker is understandable he would risk rendering himself hostage to a FARC attack but looks mistaken.
It is the healthcare organization's responsibility to make the decision, through a security risk analysis process, as to which areas have exceptional risk, rendering them security sensitive areas or lower risk areas of special concern.
If a trust fails to maintain good patient satisfaction, it will risk rendering poor-quality care and loss of service consumers.
High-grade bladder tumours with lamina propria invasion (T1) represent those at greatest risk, rendering surgical management of this disease subject to much controversy (Masood et al, 2004).
Reported use of intranasal corticosteroids resulted in a numerically small, but consistent reduction in risk, rendering the associations between rhinitis and asthma severity nonsignificant.
Levin didn't cross it; but the very fact that she faced the risk rendered the concert all the more admirable.
This offsets many of the benefits of urban clustering, and risks rendering cities dysfunctional.
The catch, though, is that while impromptu development in jazz is adventurous by its nature, a dependence on flashback risks rendering narrative inert.
And if Mr. McCain keeps irritating the White House, so that vindictive Bush aides work to isolate him and stomp any ambitions he might harbor to form a Bull Moose party, he risks rendering himself obsolete.
Ashton returned the following year to play again for West Ham and went on to win his sole England cap in 2008 but the ankle injury recurred last season and he has been advised by the surgeon who performed the original operation, Niek van Dijk, that he risks rendering himself permanently unable to walk should he continue playing football.
