Sentence examples for risks gaining from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush risks gaining a reputation for equal profundity unless he quickly instructs Messrs. Darman and Sununu to quit trifling with serious issues.

If he fails to help put Britain's economy on a more sustainable path, he risks gaining a reputation as a central banker who only knows how to pump up housing markets.

Mr. Luisi could soon risk gaining a reputation as unreliable.

"Facing the collapse of a state and society, it is Islamist groups that risk gaining ground if we do not act as we should," said the minister, Laurent Fabius.

"Particularly San Francisco and Baltimore could see that if they did not get a settlement they would risk gaining nothing, because Terrell would be a free agent and could simply choose to sign with Philadelphia," Upshaw said.

His father said he needed to be monitored or risk gaining even more weight.

If your crush has a girlfriend, don't do it or you will risk gaining an enemy and your crush might feel too pressured.

The price of Britain's risk gained one basis point to 68 – more than three times that of France due to the weak state of UK public finances.

After birth, children at higher genetic risk gained weight more rapidly and reached adiposity rebound earlier and at a higher body mass index.

Concerns about these risks are gaining momentum.

It is an aspect of taking care of a company's reputation, managing its risks and gaining a competitive edge.