Sentence examples for risks- from inspiring English sources
With a few exceptions, it was hardly possible to imagine Embassy officials or troops in Baghdad taking great risks to get their Iraqi contacts out before we left.
"We know that abortion carries risks to the life of the woman – illegal abortion as much as legal abortion," she says, adding that the movement would like to see the legal exemptions removed and abortion completely criminalised.
This is all the more urgent because of the growing risk that for the many who have accumulated long jobless spells, discouragement and loss of human capital make their reintegration more difficult, that is, their unemployment risks becoming structural in nature.
The latest Chilcot report concludes that while it is feasible to design a legally compliant regime, the use of intercept evidence would not be consistent with previous operational requirements and would incur significant costs and risks for uncertain benefits in terms of increased numbers of successful prosecutions.
The risks, though, are considerable – not least because if The X Factor flops, then Fox may well drop the show and concentrate its efforts on Idol.
The women in question were vulnerable in the sense that they were exposed to the inherent risks of their occupation.
But it's clear that Benioff and Weiss are increasingly confident in taking risks with George RR Martin's source material, and that those risks largely work.
We see him as the only high profile UK politician outside of Green party who has actually delivered real improvements to our environment and who has taken risks to promote green innovations.
It goes on to warn: In addition, house prices have increased rapidly and may create risks to financial stability in the case of a downward adjustment".
An official statement read: "Police advised that there were concerns about potential risks to the event, if it took place.
