Sentence examples for risks abandoning from inspiring English sources
Pullman occasionally risks abandoning his child characters in order to overhear adult discussions.
But the green paper it published on Friday risks abandoning these essential aims.
This time, the poor are told they must take more risks, abandoning the "lifestyle" of welfare for the adventure of enterprise.
Malcolm Turnbull has contradicted Tony Abbott's view that the Coalition is in office but not in power on the issue of budget repair and risks abandoning its principles if it tries to govern from the sensible centre.
Second, a big push to appeal to the concerns of these voters on issues such as immigration, multiculturalism, gay marriage and women in the workforce risks abandoning the voters of the future to win back the voters of the past.
Nevertheless, given that the entrepreneur's journey is risky and full of uncertainty, the latter risks abandoning his journey halfway.
These people will become more marginalised and social work will risk abandoning its main value, social justice.
Canada must increase spending on health care by 15.3 billion Canadian dollars ($9.7 billion) in three years or risk abandoning its system of universal access to free medical treatment, a report commissioned by the government concluded.
Rebecca Wood, the trust's chief executive, said of today's report: "We must invest proportionately in dementia research or we risk abandoning the millions worldwide who live with the trauma or dementia today and many more tomorrow.
Sergei A. Karaganov, deputy director of the Institute of Europe in Moscow, said it was unlikely that Russia would have risked abandoning the partnership agreement, but that even so the union "met Russia halfway on its economic grievances".
"We risk abandoning the field to those who prefer to use Australian history as an instrument of division; people whose appetite for conflict divides our nation; those who would prefer to maintain the shameful 'great Australian silence' than face the truth, learn from it, and grow".
