Sentence examples for which always risks from inspiring English sources
Those wary of military action, which always risks making a hellish situation worse, prefer diplomacy.
"Could you seriously expect that a civilian would flee their home when armed men are awaiting them outside?" The larger question the episode raises for human rights advocates is whether killing these particular Taliban fighters justified the use of air power, which always poses risks to any civilians who are nearby.
Chapple had chosen to bat under floodlights, which always seemed a risk.
The President is wise to acknowledge America's inability to solve them by itself — "We are not going to be able to control every aspect of every transition and transformation," he said on "60 Minutes" — but a tragic sense of limitation is not a substitute for real, prolonged engagement, which always carries the risk of failure.
"Either theyll finance their expansion through revenue, which is doubtful; theyll go the IPO route, which always carries some risk; or theyll get bought by one of the big companies".
And action against them is not like a war among states, which always poses the risk of recourse to disproportionate means and methods.
"The soft ceiling for oil would be geopolitical risks, which always push the ceiling much higher," he explains.
The key finding in the present study is that mice could develop NASH only in intervention of chronic stress, despite the reduction in food intake and visceral fat, which always recognized as the risk factor of the metabolic disorder [ 19].
The potential ecological risk for the species C. carpio, which always dominates eutrophic, hypertrophic lakes and reservoirs, is also demonstrated.
Furthermore, flocks which always lambed in the same location had a higher risk of scrapie than flocks which did not.
