Sentence examples for seriously risks from inspiring English sources

But this bill seriously risks making worse all that is wrong with the NHS rather than resolving the problems.

He added: "However, without enough resource to provide places we are seeing some schools having to take extreme measures including converting non-classroom space and reducing playground space,  This seriously risks prioritising quantity of places at the expense of quality of education we are providing.

"The problem with giving the largest federal law enforcement agency, and one that operates with few if any accountability mechanisms, is that it is a recipe for civil liberties abuses, and seriously risks further erosion of Fourth Amendment rights," says James Duff Lyall, a staff attorney with the American Civil Liberties Union of Arizona.

He also predicts: Monti will get less than 15% of votes   Beppe Grillo (of the Five Star Movement) will get more than 15% The far-left seriously risks not hitting the 4% threshold required to enter parliament The centre-left is within touching distance of winning in Lombardy, and consequently having a majority in the senate too.

We must hope the joint military operations under way are successful; but they cannot obscure the roots of this crisis and the threat not only to Mali, but the region as a whole: a threat that seriously risks reversing the real progress we have seen.

So therefore the likelihood of the two women a week who are killed as a result of domestic violence seriously risks increasing".

But we should all agree that it would be profoundly unwise to seriously risk the hard-won fiscal discipline that has brought so many benefits to our nation.

As the self-imposed deadline approaches, a token drawdown should suffice for the president to save political face without seriously risking operational effectiveness.

Imagine the country's most respected democratic and liberal voices were warning that these attacks seriously risked causing the transfer of nuclear material to jihadi groups.

Pro-cyclical cuts of this kind, which reinforce the downturn in the economy rather than countercyclically seeking to reverse it, can only exacerbate the recession and seriously risk turning it into a slump.

Similarly, back then, several consultants theorized that the provision would be particularly challenging to President Bush, who would seriously risk the transcendent aura of the presidency if he were to appear in commercials deemed to be particularly bare-knuckled.