But he runs the risk of upsetting his base.
And, at the risk of upsetting the stereotypes even more, I may well have a beer in my hand.
At the risk of upsetting any contractors, the hard landscaping is one giant foil for the planting.
In this he ran the risk of upsetting some of the more pusillanimous officers of the National Eisteddfod, to which the Gorsedd is closely affiliated.
It's about the sheer fuckoffness of it all, am I right?" Well, you are right, Don, but, at the risk of upsetting you, the way you talk about it is considerably more fuckoff than the deed itself.
Manchester United At the risk of upsetting a great friend, Sir Alex Ferguson has brainwashed the English public, and his players, into believing that United will automatically be stronger during the second half of every season.
At the risk of upsetting the Guardian's commercial folks, I'm personally also in favour of Cameron's plan to publish all public service vacancies "online and in a standardised way".
To his supporters, Mr. Bolton is a truth teller, a policy innovator who is liberated enough from the department's clubby confines to speak his mind, even at the risk of upsetting diplomatic strategies.
Dropping the injunction now avoids an adverse decision and frames the issues in a way that Judge Cahn can find for the Bear shareholders without being the personal risk of upsetting the entire global capital markets.
Photograph: Carl Recine/ Action Images Updated at 8.46pm BST 8.34pm BST Half-time: At the risk of upsetting those who expect their minute-by-minute reporters to be cheerleaders with typewriters, I think England have been pretty poor thus far.
