I decided to run the risk.

I could not run that risk.

This is a risk I gotta run.

Indeed, we run the risk of making things worse.

The occupants of such houses run the risk of arbitrary demolition.

We can't run the risk of having the subject spot us.

I'm not going to make them run further risk!

These women also run a greater risk of ovarian cancer.

I may still love you, but I'll run that risk.

And run the risk of having them taken from me by bandits?

The third risk is that industrial policies run afoul of international commitments and obligations.

Any alternative may run the risk of prolonging the state of lack of full empowerment.

Regulations that do not correspond to the facts run the risk of remaining dead letters.

He thinks I run a great risk by staying here. Forget your fears.

All these non bank institutions are now potentially at risk of a liquidity run.

They also run the risk of vitamin D deficiency, if they have desk jobs, like that guy.

We cannot run the risk of losing the expertise and the relationships that have been established over many years.

We run the risk of jeopardizing the Agenda if we cannot make the Hong Kong Ministerial Conference a success.

Failure to do so would run the risk of endangering the establishment of a legal order for the oceans.

Both Obama and Romney run the risk of painting themselves into a corner when it comes to China.

In both cases, it is claimed that further expansionary asset provision policies run the risk of igniting inflation.

In the short run, QE3 will lead investors to take on risk, and will stimulate modest asset reflation.

Those concepts run the risk of being invoked in the future as a pretext for aggression against our countries.

However, it would run the risk of inconsistent interpretations depending on the happenstance of the particular treaty partners in dispute

I just don't think we ought to run the risk of Big Daddy hearing a word of this discussion.

If not, we run the risk of undermining the credibility and the prestige of the United Nations and the Security Council.

Failure to deal with that issue through the creation of appropriate mechanisms would run the risk of the Treaty becoming irrelevant.

Thus, they run the risk that a spike in interest rates would feed back relatively quickly into higher borrowing costs.

Furthermore, we run the real risk of transforming this body from a negotiating forum into a deliberative body on disarmament.

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We cannot run the risk of being associated now and in the future with loss of prestige, irresponsibility, incompetence or even belligerence.

Where what's good in the short run for the elite is bad for the society as a whole, there's a real risk of the elite doing things that would bring the society down in the long run.

Wherever this is not the case, victims suffer all the more and humanitarian workers run a high risk of becoming targets of attacks.

We are thinking, in particular, of the least developed countries which run the risk of being poor relations within the new World Trade Organization.

Under these circumstances, the office would run the risk of having to pay the other side's legal costs and considers defamation risk litigation, something that the Government would not contemplate providing free legal assistance for (Joel, 1994).

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Increasing risk tolerance on the part of stock market investors, which appears to have raised long run price earnings ratios by around 20 .

They run the risk of walking past a homeless person, who is emaciated, and perhaps, stinking, and thinking, It's his own damn fault!

So, they run the risk to enter a vicious cycle of dependence the next agricultural campaign, should they not count with sufficient labor force.

Yet the desire to hold assets that avoid the medium term risks associated with the business cycle has overwhelmed this long run fundamental risk factor.

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