Sentence examples for would be risks from inspiring English sources

There would be risks, of course.

In response, I said that whatever route we went down there would be risks involved.

Environmental groups have claimed that there would be risks to water quality and fish populations from the dredging operation.

Outside of scoring points with the party's right flank, Republicans said they knew there would be risks in rejecting the deal outright.

But he also notes that his target relates to what the budget would be based on current policy, not today's budget adjusted for inflation.Mr O'Hanlon admits there would be risks in his plan.

Ed Davey, the energy secretary, said he was putting in place measures to counter the threat but admitted: "Without timely action there would be risks to security of supply".

We would be risking an awful lot if we left.

"An artist would be risking too much," notes Horowitz.

"Sure, but we would be risking further crisis in the future".

He added, philosophically, "I would be risking my life anyway, whatever I did".

He said that if there was a coup, the king would be risking his crown.