Sentence examples for work risk from inspiring English sources
If African politicians had no other way of spreading the message, the presence of tanks in the townships would do it for them.Africans who stay away from work risk losing their jobs.
Those who sneak out seeking work risk being sent to Myanmar.Most refugees at Mae La belong to the Karen ethnic group, whose homeland spans the border between Thailand and Myanmar.
"This really is the end of the nanny state of IT," says Doug Neal of CSC, a consultancy.CIOs who try to ban the use of personal technology at work risk a proliferation of "shadow IT", which arises when employees surreptitiously use their own devices and software to get things done.
Software has almost no "will it ever work" risk, but rather much more risk around customer adoption.
If you lower the price of productive work, risk taking and success, you'll get more of these good things.
Its "tax cuts for 95% of the American people" are the tax-rebate equivalent of the ancient machine-politics practice of handing out free turkeys at holiday time nice gesture, but it does nothing to increase incentives for productive work, risk- taking and success, good things achieved by cuts in tax rates.
Two former Tory chancellors, Nigel Lawson and Norman Lamont, have made the case for alleviating what is billed as a disincentive to work, risk-taking and prosperity.
Channelling Ronald Reagan, Arthur Laffer, George W. Bush, and other patron saints of supply-side economics, Romney declared, "By reducing the tax on the next dollar of income earned by all taxpayers, we will encourage hard work, risk-taking, and productivity by allowing Americans to keep more of what they earn".
Her work risks leaving her subjects uncomfortably exposed.
NHS England says that about half of hospital consultants are believed to undertake private work, risking conflicts of interests.
Mostly, what Hans-Peter Feldmann's work risks is being inconsequential; good and bad don't come into it.
