Sentence examples for the risks of creating a from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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

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

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

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

But she held off, afraid that she would run the risk of creating a brand all about illness.

In early 2009, a group of American diplomats in Iraq warned the White House that it ran the risk of creating a dictator.

Because of the risk of creating a domino effect, he and other regulators had to go easy on the likes of Citi and Bank of America.

The Pentagon should be recruiting and training more soldiers, rather than running the risk of creating a new breed of mercenaries.

Moreover, the eurozone must avoid the risk of creating a domino effect with perhaps Spain and Ireland being pressed by the markets to follow.