Sentence examples for risks leading from inspiring English sources

That risks leading to less action right now.

"Citius, altius, fortius," says the Olympic motto, but as Loland points out, the idea of unending progress risks leading sport into a bind.

With other European governments primed to slam Mr Cameron's proposals, which he promises to unveil shortly, it risks leading Britain out of the EU.

However, if our adaptation is informed by science cherry-picked to support a particular standpoint on "dangerous climate change" then this risks leading to wrong decisions on adaptation.

Thousands of former football players launched a class-action lawsuit against the league, claiming the NFL hid known concussion risks, leading to high rates of dementia, depression and even suicides.

The latest is a project to build a tarmac road across the north of the park, a plan that risks leading to increased poaching of animals and more human settlement and tree loss within the park.

Left ventricular hypertrophy leads to heart failure and represents a high risk leading to premature death.

From now on, they risk leading him astray.

Those fears risk leading to "a self-fulfilling negative spiral," the bank added.

But they risk leading to a company populated by artists and executives who could not get a more lucrative contract elsewhere.

"Reappointing Samak will only widen the rift in society and risk leading the country into chaos and a bloodbath," it said.