Sentence examples for which they risk from inspiring English sources

This profoundly European Pope is inviting the peoples of the continent to become aware of the central inescapable Christian character of their identity which they risk to lose.

Our time is precious, and frankly, few people my age are confident enough in their cooking or care to extend themselves to the point at which they risk personal injury by appliance.

This is based on a simple cost-benefit trade-off; as the returns to increased allowance rates increases, governors will optimize conditional on the penalty level and the more information a governor has about the targeted allowance rate of the SSA (and thus the degree to which they risk detection for deviating), the greater is the increased allowance rate.

Although, in reality, there are still some big barriers to Berliners wanting to rent whole apartments on Airbnb given it appears they would likely have to fight reluctant city authorities in court in order to obtain authorization (without which they risk of a fine of up to €100,000).

According to social neuroscientist Shelley Taylor of the University of California, Los Angeles, research backs up the idea that older people can put a positive spin on things—emotionally charged pictures, for example, and playing virtual games in which they risk the loss of money.

In addition to imperatives such as lenders in need of independent appraisers to accurately value the collateral against which they risk large sums of money as real estate loans, the law requires professional appraisals to be performed in real estate transactions.

Their desperate urgency gave us, among other things, the debt-ceiling crisis, in which they risked putting the government in default rather than give in.

The armed forces, in effect, lied to them and the military sure hasn't had these veterans' backs when the empty promises led to deportation from the country for which they risked their lives.

Let us give them the future for which they risked their lives.

Still, players would seem to have greater leverage now — with the threat that Nelson will grant the injunction to stop the lockout — which they may risk if they remain in court.

Most are black and have solid political backgrounds in state or local government, which means they risk losing their own safe seats.