Sentence examples for which could risk from inspiring English sources

But it has shied away from consideration of a military response, which could risk a broader conflict.

It has to be mindful not to appear needlessly rough on Republicans, which could risk alienating those viewers.

Obama is refusing to negotiate, saying he will not yield to heavy-handed tactics which could risk a calamitous US debt default.

The Democrat candidates have not aggressively used attack ads on the Web, although they have used Mr. Bush as a target on television instead of confronting each other, which could risk weakening the party's chances of gaining the White House.

I had to decide which patients were most likely to decline and need help, and which could risk going to an area with less monitoring and no one-on-one care.

E.U. leaders have repeatedly asked May to propose a concrete plan that would usher Britain out of the bloc without imposing a hard border between Ireland and Northern Ireland, which could risk inflaming the dormant conflict there.

Sands's death gave them an electoral power base from which they could risk a peace initiative.

It was, instead, the pressure of the markets — which drove Italy's borrowing costs to record highs this week — and the European Union, which could not risk his dragging down the euro and with it the world economy.

He cautions, however, that if biodiversity increases, it might add more hosts, which could raise the risk for humans.

That means that when it finally does rain, there's a lot more water coming down — which could raise the risk of flooding.

What they don't tell you is that it took us three months for his work permit to get in, which could have risked his job and our financial security.