Sentence examples similar to veiled risk from inspiring English sources
Women in face veils risk a €150 (£132) fine or citizenship lessons.
Schools that allow pupils or teachers to wear the veil risk being failed by Ofsted, Sir Michael Wilshaw has announced.
But he added that measures such as the burkini ban, or wearing the veil, risked disenfranchising Muslims and risking their ability to be fully aligned with the Republic.
Joyce Carol Oates isn't known for lightheartedness, but "My Sister, My Love" — a fictionalized version of the JonBenet Ramsey story, so thinly veiled as to risk its own kind of indecency — is a grim book even for her.
Arguably, male relatives that would force a girl to take up a headscarf against her will may also insist on keeping her at home (veiled) rather than risk a potential 'scandal' at school or work.
Vivendi's lawyers said that InterActiveCorp was "double dipping" and that its April 2003 lawsuit was "a thinly veiled strategy to create litigation risk for Vivendi" while it was completing negotiations for a merger of V.U.E. with the NBC unit of General Electric.
Although we showed that vitamin D deficiency was associated with decreased sunlight exposure, we did not demonstrate any association between veiling and risk of vitamin D deficiency; this finding is consistent with that from a recent study in Bangladesh, which reported that vitamin D deficiency was common among women in that setting irrespective of veiling [ 13].
Overall, tapeworm diets are veiled in misinformation, as well as health and legal risks.
Imprisonment was risked to attack public figures, the subjects of thinly veiled allegories set in Thebes, Athens, Verona, Venice.
Others wore veiled masks.
