Sentence examples for risks of coming from inspiring English sources

"We talked about the risks of coming back and the risks of going," Brey said.

Of course, the risks—of coming across to the world as clumsy rather than canny, of provoking more anger than intended, of gaining nothing for all the candour - are serious.

If small publishers lose, they can be stung for enormous "success fees" from the litigants' lawyers, who may double their normal rates to cover the risks of coming away with nothing.

What about the risks of coming forward?

"It could have something to do with risks of coming in unaccompanied and identifying potential sponsors," Capps said.

Behavioural avoidance to reduce parasite infection may still represent an important strategy; however, mice in our study population appeared to favour the opportunity to feed and nest over the risks of coming into contact with faecal-transmitted parasites.

At the risk of coming over a bit Partridge, the chicken liver pâté is textbook.

Here the work is paying off; the risk of coming to something new is paying off".

At the risk of coming over a bit Debrett's, whatever happened to decorum?

Now the therapeutic effect of success over continental rivals is at high risk of coming to an end.

He said the visibility was no more than a quarter of a mile, and he was kicking himself for taking the risk of coming in.