Sentence examples for risks exposing from inspiring English sources

It risks exposing the cracks they have papered over.

Moreover, any meaningful effort to open up the economy risks exposing the state's ruling mythology.

Too much electioneering risks exposing the president to attacks that he is losing focus on the nation's problems.

A high-profile action like an occupation risks exposing the inequitable and inhumane reality behind these reforms.

The attack, which was launched in April against the Office of Personnel Management, risks exposing employee data and security clearances.

The Royal College of Radiologists says the bill "risks exposing vulnerable and desperate patients to false hope, futile and potentially harmful (and expensive) treatments".

The commission is to come forward on Wednesday with a set of recommendations addressing the risks exposed by Snowden.

The risks expose the ASALs in the region to the challenge of exponential costs occasioned by unreliable, highly variable, and scarce rainfall for their livestock and crop production (Tol et al. 1998; Bhatt et al. 2006; Cooper et al. 2012).

Kachin women who live near the border suffer dual risks—exposed both to fighting and human trafficking.

Some footage apparently risked exposing an anonymous source.

I knew that any public record linking me to Tinglan would risk exposing her to more intrusion.