Sentence examples for some sort of risk from inspiring English sources

I always try to take some sort of risk in fashion.

"Any changes would obviously put our business at some sort of risk," sales and marketing manager Jeffrey Gordon said.

"People wake up every day and make some sort of risk assessment for the day," she says.

During the investor call last week, Mr. Musk did say the company might tap markets to protect itself against "some sort of risk event".

And yet of course we've just undergone an election campaign in which the horrors of the ALP having a cumulative deficit over four years of $16.5bn more was taken as some sort of risk.

Many people reading this will immediately jump: applied to beaches in Britain, does that mean a Sikh wearing a turban, or any other person carrying "conspicuous" religious clothing, would represent some sort of risk?

Armstrong, head of macroeconomics at the National Institute for Economic and Social Research, said: "A fundamental part of having a currency union is you have to have some sort of risk-sharing arrangement, to offset the flexibility that you're giving up with giving up control of your currency".

"Most customers of UUNet are asking whether they have some sort of supplier risk," he said.

"This rotgut really might pose some sort of health risk," Watman says of one joint's liquor.

In general, if you want to earn a higher yield, you are almost always going to take some sort of additional risk to do it.

"You didn't think then that there was some sort of reputational risk to the Met … and here you were contemplating giving a chap who was deputy editor at the time a consultancy," the judge asks.