Sentence examples for you risk setting from inspiring English sources

Mention the word "snow" in the Washington area, and you risk setting off a panicked stampede to the nearest supermarket for milk, bread and toilet paper.

Panic will only hurt you in the end, and if you think you will fail, you risk setting your sights on failure instead of success.

You know there are some buoys out there clanging in the fog, which is how you could risk setting off in the first place.

They save less, and are less likely to risk setting up a business.

Critics contend that Obama's proposals risk setting off an unseemly flood of political grasping for a share in the money.

Others argue they risk setting children on a rigid career path too early.

Officials said they cannot risk setting up polling booths in areas recently recaptured from Boko Haram.

Might as well risk setting them rather than risk the chance of allowing mold to grow in all of that moisture.

"If you combine pronounced military superiority with the absence of rhetorical and actual self-restraint, the United States risks setting itself against the rest of the world".

So far, however, only a few foreign businesses have risked setting up mining enterprises in Sudan.

And if the troika bends too far, it risks setting a precedent.