Sentence examples similar to risked protection from inspiring English sources
It argues that the government's reducing of protection for school playing fields has also risked damage to pupils' physical education.
The millions of others who posted on social media may have also theoretically risked breach of contract claims — although Title VII of the Civil Rights Act offers a form of whistleblower protection.
A woman who bought anything expensive or unusual risked disapproving gossip, spread by shop assistants.
The White House's leftward pivot on abortion risked alienating socially conservative Hispanics.
"They want a piece of it but without having to risked life or limb".
Since both depend in part on European donations, that risked crippling them.
Young women he fancied surrendered to his advances or risked death.
And he admits: "I have most risked foolishness in the Sacagawea chapters".
His manner of doing so risked generating more heat than light.
He warned that this risked "compromising fatally" Britain's existing bilateral intelligence relationships.
All risked arrest, but rather than getting arrested, they shut the meeting down.
