Sentence examples for risks shooting from inspiring English sources

They say privately that excessive hype risks shooting down development before it even gets going.

In addition to the obvious risks, shooting another season meant being away from my wife and two young children for 13 weeks.

In the past, Waltz risked shooting himself in the foot.

But French officials, seeking to talk up extra funding Paris would gain, also risked shooting themselves in the feet.

In real life, the Red Fox was busy and even the toughest of mob hitmen probably wouldn't have risked shooting him in plain view of shoppers, diners and restaurant staff.

What has changed, as Oxfam among others has warned, is that by fuelling the conflict by sending yet more weapons to the combatants, Britain and France risk stoking a further rapid and potentially disastrous escalation; risk adding to the appalling toll of 80,000 people dead and millions displaced; and risk shooting down and killing off the already enfeebled diplomatic process they seek to sustain.

We risk shooting ourselves in the foot by undermining our competitive advantages as an open and innovative economy, which are a source our economic strength and global leadership.

Bakshi states that "We didn't want to risk shooting [out of focus] on the spot.

That is probably this band's only downside, there is a high risk of getting a crush on someone in the band, and their lyrics only make that crush-risk shoot up higher.

During this period, the risk of opioid overdose deaths among former inmates was 40 times higher than the general population; for heroin overdose deaths specifically, that risk shot up to 74 times the general population's and remained elevated at up to 18 times the risk for a full year after release.

It is now plain that policy makers clearly understood the risks of shooting down planes to stop drug trafficking, and of dealing with Mr. Montesinos.