Sentence examples for risks encouraging from inspiring English sources

But such speculation also risks encouraging all sorts of risky behavior.

Compromise, despair and betrayal are recurring themes in these stories, and the twofold form risks encouraging obvious polemical contrasts.

For example, firms would have more incentive to hedge foreign-exchange risks, encouraging the development of suitable instruments.

That, combined with high prices, risks encouraging buyers to hang on to their old handsets for longer.

Suicide-prevention groups have privately warned media outlets about their coverage of celebrity suicides, over concerns that the extensive coverage risks encouraging copycat behaviour.

"Chris Grayling risks encouraging the courts to bypass more effective penalties and instead use already overcrowded prisons as a gateway to treatment.

In pursuit of new growth, governments risk encouraging overinvestment in areas that prove to be technological dead ends.

They boast poor motor and cognitive regulation, leading to misjudgment of risk, encouraging accidents, crime, drug-taking and violence.

Westmarland said that this encouraged a perception that Salter's behaviour was 'out of character" and risked encouraging the victim to blame herself for the violence she suffered.

"If the E.U. doesn't take defensive measures when they are justified," he added, "we will risk encouraging a backlash against China's trade growth.

Therefore, they risk encouraging a situation where climate policy could become yet another venue where narrow interests crowd out longer-term and broader concerns.