Sentence examples for risk won from inspiring English sources
Herman Edwards had played risk/reward with Chad Pennington, and risk won.
Representative Shelley Moore Capito, a first-term Republican whose seat in the House had been considered at risk, won re-election.
Genuine Risk won the Kentucky Derby in the 80s (just prior to Winning Colors), and Rags to Riches won the Belmont in 2007.
Unless we break the ugly trends of big money in politics and rampant consumerism, we risk winning economic productivity at the price of our humanity.
Jedward will continue to represent Ireland every year until they retire, or Ireland have gathered enough Euros in a leprechaun hat to risk winning - whichever comes first.
C1 Business Digest C2 EDITORIAL A14-15 EditoRisks: Risk wins a round over politics; on the subject of leaks; Russia shoots itself in the foot; cronyism and crises.
Aside from the critical issue of how Homeland Security Department money will be handed out ("Risk Wins a Round Over Politics," editorial, Jan .4), there is also the issue of requiring that the funds be used only for approved antiterrorist purposes, and tracking that requirement.
"I think the biggest challenge facing our nation, as far as more women getting involved in politics, is just the fact of women stepping up and being willing to run for office--to put everything on the line, to do the hard work, to go through the process itself, to risk winning or losing, and to step up to any kind of office, whether it's president or heading up a major corporation".
She and Romashina are not afraid to take risks, winning the European Cup in 2015 with routines that featured them as Gypsies and aliens.
However, moving to the right might woo lost Tory votes but since it is the centre that wins general elections, Cameron risks winning a battle while losing the war.
Despite showing promising signs, amid inevitable first-morning nerves, of being lively and likable, Peston on Sunday risks winning the energy medal but losing the ratings war to the tie-knotted, old technology Marr.
