Sentence examples for risks committing from inspiring English sources

To do otherwise, four QCs tell the programme, risks committing a criminal offence.

Anyone who calls for the overthrow of a dictatorial regime now risks committing the offence of "encouraging terrorism".

Too many themes and the novelist risks committing a "novel of ideas," a term that can conceal a note of reservation.

Hacking back is unreliable, time intensive and risks committing us to a tit-for-tat escalation, which would only further destabilize the environment.

The key messages are that investment banks need to take more risks, commit more capital to their business, and start investing in the deals they recommend to their clients.

No Republican candidate can risk committing heresy by acknowledging this bipartisan consensus among economists.

But if I do so again in 2014 I risk committing a criminal offence.

We risk committing organisational – and even sectoral – suicide through our passivity to the changes happening around us.

Emit the merest whiff of prejudice against Welsh-Americans or "the transgendered community" and you risk committing social suicide.

Critics of the anti-bioterrorism efforts of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention risk committing the same error that some AIDS activists did in the 1980's.

Last year, Bristol-Myers executives took a calculated risk, committing tens of millions of dollars for a comparison of Pravachol to Lipitor.