Sentence examples for will be put at risk from inspiring English sources

"Public safety will be put at risk.

I am appalled that this relationship will be put at risk.

"And, yes, crimes will go unpunished and innocent lives will be put at risk".

"The lives of hundreds of thousands of people will be put at risk," he said.

If, as currently predicted, demand for water outstrips supply, water, energy and food security will be put at risk.

I am fearful that more of my patients will be put at risk of homelessness and suicide by this brutal new system.

The environment secretary, Owen Paterson, told MPs: "If we do not take tough, and sometimes unpopular decisions, we will be putting at risk the success story that is the UK cattle industry.

"The mission will be put at great risk if these capabilities are not urgently found and deployed," he said.

Hundreds of millions of people, particularly the world's poorest and most vulnerable, will be put at severe risk of drought, floods, starvation and disease.

If the European parliament endorses the Swedish model today, the very women they say they want to protect will be put at increased risk.

The proposal for neonatal care has provoked widespread opposition from campaigners who claim sick babies will be put at greater risk.