Sentence examples for very substantial risk from inspiring English sources

"We actually jumped first and took a very substantial risk," Mr. Trimble said on Monday.

"Without gaining public support for its mission, it runs a very substantial risk of being marginalized in Washington.

"There's a very substantial risk if any justice of the peace refuses to solemnize a marriage because of sexual orientation," Mr. Fried said.

For investors, the fundamental issue is "how to treat an industry that has strong earnings from a source that potentially faces a very substantial risk," said Matthew Borsch, a health care analyst at Goldman Sachs.

Looming carbon taxes ("hopefully, in the not-too-distant future"), coupled with the increasing affordability of alternative energy, will mean that coal and oil from tar sands run the "very substantial risk of being stranded assets".

"We decided to take on a very substantial risk, and we're absolutely confident that we made the right decision," said Varadarajan Chari, the former chairman of the temple's finance committee, who along with his wife, Mythili Chari, the temple president, has been involved with the building of the temple from the beginning.

The guys who actually organized the demonstrations and burned their draft cards et cetera were taking very substantial risks they didn't need to do".

"And there's the fact that Officer Valle took very substantial risks" to achieve his goals, she added, noting that he had gained unauthorized access to a law enforcement database on which he conducted research on potential victims.

"This is an area of very substantial flood risk, as we saw during the winter.

If the baby does not bed share, having 2 or more units increases the risk nearly fivefold in contrast to a very substantial increase in risk when bed sharing, especially in the first weeks of life (AOR at 2 weeks of age=89.7).

Furthermore, large increases (≥30%; a commonly cited level of significant change 6 8) from already raised values of MR-proANP carried a very substantial increase in risk (HR 10.07, p=0.002).