Sentence examples for very obvious risk from inspiring English sources

The purpose is to guard against the very obvious risk that an agent could move players in and out and take fees to suit his own opportunities to make money, rather than make recruitment decisions solely in the best interests of the club.

Quite apart from the very obvious risk that consumers will throttle back next year is the risk that they won't be able to keep up payments for their past spending sprees.

She said: "It is easy to see why this was of considerable concern, particularly to the local authority, given that there is a very obvious risk that by sharing this information the police were exposing her to greater risk". The judge said any benefit in sharing this information "might be limited".

However, just as it's often forgotten that trustees are one of a charity's most important group of volunteers, it's also often forgotten that they shouldn't become part of the furniture – there are such very obvious risks.

And if we were not clear about these basic concepts in the very beginning, we acknowledged the obvious risk that the guidelines would not be used as we or the literature we based the recommendations on intended.

"When you read that UBS did not even view parts of its mortgage portfolio as having market risk, it becomes very obvious that a number of firms were not dotting the i's and crossing the t's when it comes to risk management," he said while on the panel to a packed room.

With medical genetic technologies there are obvious risks, but the public sees very obvious benefits for sick people and is very supportive of innovation.

After the thrashings in Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth there was a very conscious change of approach: give nothing away cheaply, eliminate all obvious risk.

And many had no obvious risk factors.

Sometimes it's very obvious".

The most obvious risk is the weather.