Sentence examples for risk unleashing from inspiring English sources

In addition, neither of the superpowers was willing to risk unleashing all-out nuclear war by employing tactical nuclear weapons.

They realize that if they open China to global competition, they risk unleashing forces beyond their control -- temporary unemployment, social unrest and demands for freedom.

That would be bad enough, but a successful Tory-led campaign to pull out of the EU would risk unleashing a carnival of reaction, anti-migrant hysteria, more attacks on social rights, and a further lurch to the right.

Saudi initiatives that aim to remove the president while keeping the old regime and its security apparatus intact risk unleashing a civil war, which would no doubt have dire consequences for Saudi Arabia as well as for Yemen.

Former education secretary Nicky Morgan, who was sacked by May in July, will take up a new role as chair of the pro-European Tory Mainstream group, and warn that a hard Brexit would not only be an act of economic self-harm, but also risk unleashing and legitimising bigotry.

The chase soon turns eerie, when the cornered man turns out to be armed with a remote-controlled device that he threatens to trigger; Halloran (Callum Keith Rennie), a plainclothes detective on the scene, recognizes the terror that the officers risk unleashing unwittingly, but he himself has a background of official misconduct and extrajudicial violence, and may be in on the conspiracy.

The elimination of exchange-rate risk unleashed cross-border lending, which built up large exposures among the banks in the lending countries while debt piled up in the borrowing countries.The lending was on lax terms.

By not acting forcefully today the ECB risks unleashing the rejection of the monetary union.

And even if some investors focus on fundamentals, Twitter risks unleashing a stock whose main attraction will be that many others want to buy it.

While Summers faced opposition from the left, Yellen, a Democrat, is already facing opposition from rightwing senators concerned by her continuing support of Bernanke's quantitative easing programme, which they believe undermines the dollar and risks unleashing inflation.

If regular old Hollywood melodrama, rendering bourgeois passions operatic, provokes chuckles even among its devotees, Bergman's infusion of middle-class anguish with metaphysical heights and existential depths risks unleashing a laugh riot.