Sentence examples for risks splitting from inspiring English sources

Forced repatriation also risks splitting up families.

In South Korea Mr Ahn risks splitting the anti-Park vote with Mr Moon.

The struggle is turning ugly again, and risks splitting the country in two.

Libyan government forces are poised to attack rebels blockading key oil ports this weekend in an offensive that risks splitting the country apart.

By enabling the unbundling of financial risks (splitting, say, the interest-rate and credit risk in a corporate bond), they have allowed finer tuning of risk management.

The second, third and fourth generations don't necessarily have the same attitude to the mother countries (which is why Casa de Mi Padre risks splitting its audience) – or even agree on where the mother country is.

Any bold act of policy or legislation risked splitting the new government in two.

Unlike some of them, it does not risk splitting the coalition government itself.

Should ASEAN's leaders defend a member country's citizens against state predation for the sake of justice and risk splitting ASEAN itself?

But that would enrage the right-wing lawmakers in her party and risk splitting the Conservatives, which she wants to avoid at all costs.

One possibility is that the Democrats could decide to expel Mr. Ozawa, though such a move would risk splitting the party.