Sentence examples for to risk inviting from inspiring English sources

Or might the Freedom Party manage to reorganize itself into a competent political force in time to allow Mr. Schüssel to risk inviting it back into a coalition?

This led them to not risk inviting these complex and time-consuming patients to participate in decision-making, as they knew that many of these patients wanted to postpone their discharge.

For example, in the case of Hong Kong, we have decided to use the published algorithm rather than a default annual recall, and we stratify patients' risk, inviting some to come at 6 months but with no assigned interval longer than 2 years.

But such moves risk inviting new enemies to kill Americans even before we have completed our mission to stop all Qaeda operations.

By doing so, paradoxically, they risk inviting the very fate they seek to avoid.

By going on the offensive, civilian leaders risk inviting the wrath of the military.

And surely someone lugging the same through Times Square would risk inviting a hoot ("Lose your ball?") as if he were a golf-resort tourist who had taken the wrong flight.

Any hint of contrition from Obama would risk inviting more international scrutiny of Japan's own record on wartime apologies under Abe, a conservative who has said that today's Japanese should "not be predestined" to apologise for atrocities committed in the first half of the last century.

Like Mr. McCain, Mr. Obama risks inviting criticism for pandering to special interests, especially when it comes to anyone linked to the housing mess.

This kind of persecution was enabled by the Israeli state up until the point where it risked inviting more international scrutiny.

She faces the dilemma shared by her peers in companies across Japan: to take time off to recharge, or risk inviting criticism for appearing to leave more committed colleagues in the lurch.