Sentence examples for risk the progress from inspiring English sources

This won't happen by taking funding away from the capital and putting at risk the progress that has been made.

Cameron's warnings were echoed by the chancellor, who argued that the UK must not risk the progress it had made since the 2008 financial crash.

His warning was echoed by the chancellor, who argued that the UK must not risk the progress it had made since the 2008 financial crash.

A government in which Haider held the balance of power could put at risk the progress that has been achieved in the most successful of the post communist states.

"The report is a clear warning to Tony Abbott – the massive cuts, chaotic changes, broken promises and paternalism cannot continue without risking the progress made under Closing the Gap, especially in Indigenous health".

If there is less enforcement, and nothing else replaces it, then there is a risk that the progress we have made will be lost.

With pressure mounting, the central bank said it wanted to act pre-emptively, rather than risk eroding the progress the country has made in changing the public's deflationary mind-set.

"They risk wrecking the progress made in the peace process in Ukraine, and encourage a deepening of the split in Ukrainian society".

But she said that without anonymity there was "a very real risk that the progress he has made during his long years of treatment in hospital would be put in jeopardy and his reintegration in the community, which was an important purpose of his transfer to hospital, will not succeed".

We can embrace a bold new global commitment to end these epidemics or risk losing the progress made to date.

During a tour of the port of Jacksonville, Florida, Obama will "discuss specifically how the House Republican budget approach poses a risk to the progress we've made," the White House said.