Sentence examples for risks someone from inspiring English sources

You're right to say this story is heavily stylized, by which I think you mean that it risks someone else flinging it across the room for very different reasons.

Taking your wallet out in front of a panhandler risks someone snatching it from you while you are looking through it.

It's not just the inmates who are at risk, someone is trying to drive Teddy insane.

"You can't sit on the information and risk someone going to prison for the rest of their life".

The move means there is a risk someone with an outstanding student loan could have trouble obtaining credit elsewhere.

I didn't want to risk someone cutting me open and taking the baby out that way".

It's based on assessments, testing and her own personal tolerance for risk (someone else may have made a different choice, and that would also be defensible).

Instead, he prefers to use a mix of traditional asset classes, the percentage of each depending on the amount of risk someone wishes to take.

"Except that there was a time I wanted to hold her hand, and didn't, because I couldn't risk someone thinking it meant something.

"We have someone tracking all the tortoises continuously so whenever we determine one's at risk, someone gets put on it," said Ms. Vaughn, the tortoise biologist, as a young, palm-size tortoise was weighed and measured.

"The banking system has lots of money, but they don't have the kinds of applicants that you want to risk someone's savings for," said William Dunkelberg, chief economist of the National Federation of Independent Business and chairman of Liberty Bell Bank, based in Evesham, N.J.