Sentence examples for would still risk from inspiring English sources

This would still risk violence.

If the target was important enough – like Osama bin Laden – the United States would still risk aircraft and their crews, and possibly commandos to conduct the mission.

It is expected that the sums will be reduced by about two-thirds in time for the bill's second reading, but protesters would still risk a maximum fine of roughly the average annual salary in Russia.

In particular, Corker warned that extending the debt ceiling for only six months, as Boehner has proposed, would still risk the nation's credit rating, and leave lawmakers facing another ugly half a year.

What most mattered to us was whether this would shorten the war and whether we would still need to risk our lives invading Japan.

When I ask him why people who are wealthy beyond most people's imagination would still decide to risk that wealth for more, Karpf posits that, in his case, the root of the problem can be found in his upbringing.

Goldsmith, who had originally shared the view of top Foreign Office lawyers that a fresh UN resolution was essential, now told Blair that an invasion without one would still carry risks but the government might get away with it.

Parisians could stop going out to cafés, Germans could turn back every single Syrian at the border, Americans could stop admitting anyone as a refugee, and there would still be risks.

While a mismatch in vehicle mass would still heighten the risk of death, Mr. Nolan said that the geometric "compatibility" among S.U.V.'s, pickups and cars lowers the risk.

Disturbing him would still carry some risk: regrettably, the communists still provide the most meaningful parliamentary opposition.

He has been told that rest would help, but that he would still run the risk of reinjuring his foot when he returned to the field.