Sentence examples for risks he could from inspiring English sources

When Mr. Thompson of Channel 4 discusses the economic model that makes British television so fearful of taking risks, he could just as well be talking about American networks.

As chief executive from 1993 to this year (and chairman through the end of this year), he scoured the country for banks with balance sheets whose risks he could easily understand.

Holding onto him until then has built-in risks: he could get hurt or not live up to his No. 1 billing (or both) and sink his trade value.

The government seized his assets, meaning that, being a flight risk, he couldn't make bail.

But there is a risk he could be a victim of that too.

Shumpert said he knew that some fans were worried about the risk he could be injured again — in games that did not count.

The league might also argue that Hernandez knew there was a risk he could be injured playing in the N.F.L., particularly because he had played the game for more than a decade before he was drafted by the Patriots.

As his binges became more serious, one psychiatrist assessed that because of his "paranoid and belligerent" behaviour during the binges, there was a "real risk" he could be seriously injured, "set upon or stabbed" by others.

The Alabama Senate primary last month, in which a far-right challenger defeated a more establishment Republican whom the president had endorsed, served as a warning flare for Trump's team, highlighting the risk he could run if he alienates the core supporters who helped lift him to electoral victory.

"He is an explosive player and there was a risk he could tear (his hamstring), so he couldn't help the team in these conditions.

Vanessa also exposes a rare vulnerability in Rhys, so there's a risk he could get hurt and lash out in other ways".