Sentence examples for risk setting from inspiring English sources

Critics contend that Obama's proposals risk setting off an unseemly flood of political grasping for a share in the money.

They save less, and are less likely to risk setting up a business.

The move, Obama said, would undermine talks over the nation's nuclear program and risk setting up a military confrontation.

In Spain, Capa soon developed a reputation for taking photographs whatever the risk, setting the tone for war reportage as we now know it.

You know there are some buoys out there clanging in the fog, which is how you could risk setting off in the first place.

For an Orthodox day-school or yeshiva, however, the subject is a land mine that many principals, teachers and parents would sooner avoid than risk setting off.

The operating room is a high-risk setting for occupational sharps injuries and bloodborne pathogen exposure.

Exploring Early Childhood Teachers' Professional Experiences in a High-Risk Setting: Generating Hypotheses for Enhanced Professional Development.

Being able to experience failure in a low-risk setting gave her new insight into how it can open up new avenues for creativity and innovation.

Studies of the relationship of CX3CL1 with risk of cardiovascular disease (CVD) events and metabolic traits are lacking, particularly in the high-risk setting of CKD.

Conclusions: Anti-HCV positive result in a low-risk setting such as blood banks should be confirmed with an analytical antibody test.