We take risks.

We're in danger of being late.

We take risks all the time.

We're taking a big risk.

We take risks all the time.

I know it s a serious risk.

We risk losing control of the situation if we don't act quickly.

And yet we risk being led astray by memories of 1979.

But if we do not stand up to them we all run a grave risk of repeating some of history s great mistakes.

If we try to save money now, we risk spending much more later.

For example, the head of the UN Climate Panel says, We are risking the ability of the human race to survive.

In the case of Palin and especially that of Bachmann we ignore the wide appeal of right wing feminism at our peril.

But we also need to examine our responses closely, or risk repeating our shortsighted behavior.

If the world does not act this time, we risk losing one of the most precious legacies of early Buddhist history.

And yet we risk being led astray by memories of 1979. It is far too soon to predict another revolution.

Rather than holding an investment in our bodies, we re all at risk of becoming capital my body, but somebody else s capital.

Instead of fighting on behalf of political and religious liberty, we risk engaging in a conflict with the false images that the terrorists have created.

As a result, we risk losing sight of tackling the world s most important problems first, as well as missing the best long term approach to global warming.

But when those preferences drive us too hard and too fast because we have overrated the difference between these futures, we are at risk.

But not acting, in effect accepting Iran s nuclear might, risks bringing about a more dangerous and possibly costlier future.

If collective inaction prevails, we risk a return to the political and economic woes of the 1930 s, which paved the way to a devastating world conflict.

By requiring every search service, including those of university libraries, to make it difficult to find legal information, we risk opening the door to large scale private censorship.

If we're only focused on how to maximize the supply of one, I think we risk suppressing this different and richer and, in some ways, maybe even more important one.

As things stand, we are in danger of making Europe politically irrelevant, a successful customs union with a Swissified foreign policy and a group of fractious, vision free leaders.

Unless governments get ahead of the problem, we risk a severe worldwide downturn unlike anything we have seen since the 1930 s.

The world should beware. Unless we break the ugly trends of big money in politics and rampant consumerism, we risk winning economic productivity at the price of our humanity.

As Herbert Hoover could attest, when we see only the economic policy problems of a generation ago, we risk missing the hazards that lie directly in front of our eyes.

If we panic and make the wrong choices in response to global warming, we run the risk of leaving the world s most vulnerable people those who will overwhelmingly experience the worst effects of warming even worse off.

If we adopt the parlance employed by al Qaeda while at the same time proclaiming our intention to communicate with the whole Muslim world, we run the risk of reinforcing al Qaeda s message.

Pemimpin global nampaknya sudah mengakuinya ketika mereka mencapai kesepakatan pada lima tahun yang lalu untuk membatasi pemanasan global abad ini pada suhu 2º Celsius di atas tingkat pra industrial melebihi itu maka kita berisiko menciptakan dampak perubahan iklim yang lebih dahsyat.

Without our Constitution, America is just another world power made great by wealth and weapons instead of by values and convictions so we are at risk of collapse when our wealth and weapons fail us.

Without our Constitution, America is just another world power made great by wealth and weapons instead of by values and convictions so we are at risk of collapse when our wealth and weapons fail us.