Sentence examples for risk to push from inspiring English sources

It is worth taking some risk to push the opposition to the five-level, and Quinn and Breed combined to do that.

James Purnell, BBC director of strategy and digital, said last week that it would be a "huge risk" to push through such legislation.

Miss Sloane A timely drama here from John Madden, finally freed from the Marigold Hotel cinematic universe, who directs Jessica Chastain as an ambitious lobbyist putting her own life at risk to push for gun control.

The BBC director of strategy and digital, James Purnell – who is a former Labour culture minister – said on Tuesday it would be a "huge risk" to push through such legislation.

James Purnell, BBC director of strategy and digital, said last week that it would be a "huge risk" to push through such legislation and the corporation is arguing it would be better debated as part of the forthcoming charter review process.

"He feels that tightness when accelerating and it would be a real risk to push him ahead.

Kemball-Cook initially had to take risks to push his ideas.

Trend-Spotting: I'm accustomed to taking calculated risks to push businesses to new heights, or to make timely investments in a new product/service.

Biss, on the other hand, may someday wish to take a few more risks, to push against the flow of the music that he understands so well.

Donald Young, who follows I.B.M. for UBS Warburg, thinks Mr. Palmisano will eventually take significant risks to push the company in new directions.

Spotting the next big trend, these entrepreneurs are accustomed to taking calculated risks to push their own businesses to new heights.