Still, some investors may prefer not to risk being hit with the additional costs.
If they do not move back into a solid plug of people because they cannot do so, they risk being hit by police.
About 3.7 million Americans live within a few feet of high tide and risk being hit by more frequent coastal flooding in coming decades because of the sea level rise caused by global warming, according to new research.
Visitors to the tournament, noted a recent article in Vanity Fair, risk being "hit by the sophisticated, well-groomed Britishness that the All England Club does so well" – something that, in the royal box, that magazine's correspondent was doing her bit to embody.
You no longer have to reach back to turn on your light when dusk turns to night and, better still, you never have to risk being hit by a nightblind SUV driver in some deserted late-night cul-de-sac.
In these circumstances, a batsman can either duck and risk being hit, or play the ball.
When at home or in the office streaming my favorite tracks is easy but try doing the same abroad and you risk being hit with big data charges.
And the regime uses chlorine because it's a heavy gas that seeps into underground shelters, forcing civilians to make the decision: Suffocate in a shelter, or come above ground and risk being hit by a "second tap" airstrike.
Use your melee weapon constantly, and you risk being hit.
Make sure your team knows where you are...or risk being hit by friendly fire!
