Sentence examples for the risks of creating from inspiring English sources

In an open letter to Helmut Kohl, 19 of them, led by Günter Grass and Marion, Countess Dönhoff, warned the chancellor about the risks of creating an abstract installation of oppressive dimensions.

Several years ago, he commissioned a review panel headed by ethicist Mildred Cho of Stanford University to review the risks of creating new life forms.

As a venture capitalist, I would not have invested in cellulosic without corn ethanol's partial alleviation of the risks of creating a market, creating distribution terminals, E85 pumps and starting our flex-fuel fleet.

Targeting the poor as recipients solves that problem, at the risk of creating others.

For listeners, however, this very exercise runs the risk of creating its own ennui.

So doing nothing neutralizes the risk of creating a new problem that isn't there.

If you strike them indiscriminately you are running the risk of creating a terrific amount of popular anger.

As a result, they say that Internet.org runs the risk of creating "a two-tier internet".

Brexit must avoid "the risk of creating second-rate citizens in the United Kingdom," said Robert Fico, Slovakia's prime minister.

Inaccurate criticism runs the risk of creating a false belief that we can't achieve zero-carbon homes by 2016.

The 2008 banking panic painfully exhibited the risk of creating institutions perceived as too big to fail.