Sentence examples for risking to from inspiring English sources
The phrase "risking to" is not correct in standard written English
It is typically used incorrectly; the correct form is "risking" followed by a gerund (verb + -ing) instead of "to." Example: "He is risking losing his job by being late."
With the company priding itself on providing a clean, seamless computing experience at a premium price-tag, though, the key issue is the damage they'll be risking to their brand if they're to offer it as part of a free version of Mac hardware or software.
Since the space of possible translations is extremely large, typical decoding algorithms are only able to examine a portion of it, thus risking to miss good solutions.
This complex treatment may lead to many drug-drug interactions (DDIs), risking to develop not only Adverse Events (AEs) but also to reduce the clinical efficacy of the administered drug.
In descending transalar herniation, as a result of a frontal lobe mass effect, the posterior aspect of the orbital surface of the frontal lobe is displaced posteriorly and inferiorly over the sphenoid wing, risking to compress the middle cerebral artery.
Last year, India managed to launch its first moon probe, and China celebrated the first spacewalk of a Chinese astronaut so Japan is risking to lose ground in the Asian space race.
used in active infrared thermography is not suitable, because heating of the entire surface would be required, causing an important temperature increase of the parts of the artefact not affected by cracks and risking to increase the temperature over the acceptable limits (Table 1).
What would you risk to be happy?
You risk to break it easily.
You'd risk to be misunderstood.
