Sentence examples for risk setback from inspiring English sources

Politicians who ignore the possible consequences of latent public opinion risk setback or defeat in future elections.

The whole thing shows both that with the right instruments and policies countries can combat modern slavery, and that there is no room for complacency; on the contrary, we must step up the fight or risk setbacks.

"Throwing oneself boldly towards goals risks setbacks; but one also attains unexpected results," writes Beauvoir.

Russia is hardly alone in suffering or risking setbacks because of the overthrow of authoritarian governments in the Middle East.

The United Nations' top climate official warned the European Union on Tuesday to stick by a commitment to finance efforts by developing countries to manage global warming — or risk a setback in December at a climate conference in Denmark.

The participants were informed about the transitive nature and positive prognosis of their condition with no increased risk of setback if the treatment were followed.

Her advisers may be reluctant to risk further setbacks by pushing her to do additional performances or interviews.

Some people who support loosening restrictions on stem-cell research, including conservatives like Senator Orrin G. Hatch, Republican of Utah, criticized Mr. Reagan as risking a setback.

Recoveries from financial shocks as severe as that of 2008 are often long and sluggish, and they argue against risking another setback.

"This of course entails a risk of setbacks and failures.

This puts your business at risk of setbacks, as companies like Relay Rides, now Turo, discovered.