Sentence examples for risk sabotaging from inspiring English sources

Experts have warned that lying in bed scrolling through a smartphone before dozing could risk sabotaging quality of sleep.

While Nigeria represent the most obvious threat to Zambia in Group C, especially as Jonathan Pitroipa's injury troubles risk sabotaging Burkina Faso, Ethiopia will be interesting to watch.

But the operatives decided that trying to seize him would risk sabotaging the capture of Eichmann, who was being held in a safe house before being whisked out of the country.

The World Bank, the UN, the global funds and the new Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank may all offer opportunities to deliver solutions to global challenges in a manner that doesn't risk sabotaging our nobler aims and turning aid into just another tool of national statecraft.

Watch for businesses that open up in your area, snag that domain name before they do, and offer to sell it to them (for a reasonable price – or you'll risk sabotaging the deal and ending up with nothing).

In Miami, the cybercrimes expert risks sabotaging her own case.

Unfortunately, America's support for Jonathan risks sabotaging him and even creating problems for the US and President Obama.

Why take the risk of sabotaging himself, with the Barbers in the rearview mirror but Dallas the next stop on the long road to respectability, or redemption, depending on the critic.

No other industry that produces electricity poses such a great national security risk should sabotage or malfunction occur.

Recognizing these obstacles, providing referrals to Mae Tao Clinic was unrealistic, and establishing standing health facilities risked sabotage from the Burmese military's deliberate tactics to destroy health infrastructure [ 24].

And a program to reduce corruption risks being sabotaged by those who are corrupt.