take the risk of

Nothing special . I've canceled all my outdoor activities. You know SARS is going around. Who would take the risk of getting affected ?

These two very brave police, they were ready to take the risk of shooting smugglers preparations.

I'd be very glad to ask her in wedlock, if she'd have me, and take the risk of her wild dark eyes illwishing me.

The driver she said cut her off was probably in a hurry, too, willing to take the risk of turning into traffic.

People who speculate have to be prepared to take the risk of losing money.

One of the barriers for the profession today is that many architects are not prepared to take the risk of leadership.

I am willing to take the risk of standing up against a popular opinion if I do not believe it to be right.

His point was that stocks were cheap, so people should not take the risk of waiting.

Businessmen will take the risk of innovation only if they have a chance of creating some sort of monopoly.

The president said it should not take the risk of "economic catastrophe" to force lawmakers to work together and do their jobs.

Accordingly, I take the risk of disturbing you to write you this applying letter, with the Hope of being given a chance.

To get more interest, you either have to lock up your money or take the risk of losing part of your principal.

Because rates are so low, income investors have had to take the risk of losing principal.

This is an infrequently used operation within a short-lived transaction, and there is no reason to take the risk of the update failing.

I mean even when there is screenshots for preview, I still take the risk of that the previews doesn't show the actual selling items.

They underwrite new offerings, that means they take the risk of buying the securities and reselling them to the public.

But the message for now is: do not take the risk of buying your medicines from unknown sources, such as the Internet.

Google why take the risk of infringement? promoting digital library, is backed by great business interests.

'It shouldn't take the risk of default, the risk of economic catastrophe to get folks in this town to work together and do their jobs. ''

The issuer need to pay a specific fee to the underwriter, so the underwriter will take the risk of issuing the stock.

A big ego means that you have some confidence in your abilities, really, and that you're prepared to take the risk of trying them out.

Investment banks handle stocks, bonds and other securities. They underwrite new offerings. That means they take the risk of.

Want to try new things and I can take the risk of bricking i Phone.

Because no one will want to take the risk of a lawsuit.

And so the case fell to pieces, said Sir Henry gravely. We could not take the risk of arresting Jones with nothing to go upon.

It's just something that happens when you take the risk of getting on a machine like that.

Some traders are unwilling to take the risk of importing material at this time.

People have to take the risk of collision, trample bulls, kept on running, but also of wood roadblocks set over the streets.

The decision of whether to take the risk of "coupling" is yours to make.

If a seller's reputation was good, individual backers or bankers could decide to take the risk of clearing a trade.

I not only had to find someone who could love me, I finally realized, I had to take the risk of loving him back.

In order to win the war we had to take the risk of offending neutral nations.

Those who take the risk of losing selfness and chase fame and wealth are bad officials.

To keep the religion honest, it is very important that somebody should take the risk of being denounced as heretical.

e. g. You will take the risk of cutting your feet if you don't wear shoes.

If you are hesitating between doing and not doing, take the risk of doing.

I don't want to run (take) the risk of losing it.

To forget this is to take the risk of democratic chaos and hence anarchy.

Why take the risk of electing a neophyte such as Barack Obama, the Democratic candidate?

I don't want to take the risk of being blamed.

eg. We don't want to take the risk of losing money because of under insurance.

Whoever you are, don't take the risk of doing a job like that.

Shall take the risk of its being damaged or lost

To take the risk of saying or doing sth. that other people may disagree with

take the risk of losing life

Take the risk of air crash