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But football-crazy Chinese are ready to put the World Cup before their work at the risk of getting sacked.

Just as a mother would protect her only child, at the risk of her own life, even so let him cultivate a boundless heart towards all beings.

At the risk of sounding too simplistic, it seems to me that the main propositions can be summarized in one saying.

At the risk of sounding like I'm beating the company drum, too often e-business is viewed in terms of the "e" rather than the "business" .

He saved the child at the risk of his own life which put all those who crowded on to shame.

But at the risk of looking silly in a few days (or weeks or months or years), I'm going to ignore the obvious pitfalls and forge ahead.

What he has done put his parents to shame. He saved the child at the risk of his own life and put all those who looked on to shame.

What do you think of those people who try to help other people at the risk of their lives?

Scientists warn that global warming could put the magnificent birds at the risk of extinction by the end of the next century.

Those robbers broke into the bank at the risk of being caught by the police.

They are going to kill you. But I will try to save you at the risk of my own life.

At the risk of appearing irreparably nostalgic, let me answer with a qualified yes.

At the risk of tooting my own horn, can I just say that we professors aren't entirely without certain conversational abilities?

If he is right, Chinese authorities may slam on the brakes, even at the risk of putting the economy into a skid.

The Reserve Bank of India acted the part of the anti-currency warrior recently, raising interest rates even at the risk of a stronger rupee.

At the risk of sounding too much like a commercial, tailoring RUP is now easier than ever with the use of the Rational Process Workbench.

He saved the little girl at the risk of his own life and set a good example to us.

Let me say, at the risk of seeming ridiculous, that the true revolutionary si guided by great feelings of love.

Let me say, at the risk of seeing ridiculous, that the true revolutionary is guided by great feelings of love.

At the risk of being bankrupt, he invested all his money in the company.

But sometimes it's far more effective for a woman to assert herself, even at the risk of conflict.

What happened next was a blur, but at the risk of sounding corny, I'd say there was something miraculous about it.

At the risk of irking its SCO partners, it has said it will keep open, for the foreseeable future, the American air base near its capital.

At the risk of using a word that disturbs many in the field of software engineering, requirements management is just a process.

At the risk of oversimplifying things, all this oversight has the same ultimate objective: To get organizations to do the right thing.

First off, at the risk of being redundant (many of you have no doubt done this before), we will create a sample C application.

At the risk of repeating this too often, let me say again: We can no longer afford to be passive consumers.

Negative stakeholders are often overlooked by the project team at the risk of failing to bring their projects to a successful end.

At the risk of repetition, there is little sign that the political will exists in Beijing to make such a change.

"We ignore this warning at the risk of a rapid demise of ACTs that are currently just being tested and deployed, " they add.

The question is how far he is prepared to push, at the risk of provoking conflict.

At the risk of sounding like a gushing fan, I must admit that attending a Wang Lee Hom concert is an experience to remember.

Aiming at the risk of life loss by fire, a set of district risk criteria is discussed from two points: individual risk and societal risk.

Employers encourage interdisciplinary learning, even at the risk of appearing unnecessary from one discipline to the next.

HIV epidemic is now at the risk of critical phrase spreading from high risk population to general population.

At the risk of over generalising, an appropriate and convenient term to describe it may be "credit-risk transfer" .

At the risk of seeming rude, I must admit that I don't really like the painting.

Such asynchronous operation permits the principal server to run with minimum transaction latency, at the risk of some potential data loss.

He gave the boss advice at the risk of losing his job.

At the risk of stating the obvious, globalization has quickly become a common and significant practice across a multitude of industries.

He saved the drowning boy at the risk of his own life.

He rescued a child at the risk of his own life.

She is alarmed when Mason tells them to apprehend Victor Drazen even if it is at the risk of losing Jack.

The old soldier saved the child at the risk of being taken prisoner .

All cheques, certificates and other documents sent or returned to applicants will be sent at the risk of the persons(s) entitled thereto.

The iconic Hollywood sign in Beverley Hills is at the risk of being demolished .

One wishes social scientists would write with such conviction today, even at the risk of simplifying complex social processes.

There are a lot of broken-hearted parents, but you question his [Jeffs'] decision at the risk of your own salvation.

He saved the kid's life at the risk of his own.

He said it at the risk of losing his job.

John saved me at the risk of his own life.

At the risk of sounding like a Second Amendment zealot, maybe a shoulder holster is the way to go.

At the risk of sounding facile, have you asked the (highly effective) woman for her recommendations? We tend to hang together.

He saved the child at the risk of his life.

At the risk of their lives, Syrians continue to pour out into the streets in outrage over their children's murders.

He and his boys on the bandstand were keeping it new, at the risk of rain, destruction, madness, and death.

Now, I'm not advocating that reproductive-age people shun condoms to elevate women's mood at the risk of unplanned pregnancy.

He urged intellectuals to defy congressional inquisitions, even at the risk of "jail and economic ruin. "

Wherever there's rampant uncertainty, those who are willing to be certain (at the risk of being wrong) are given the chance to lead.

The struggle for pure prestige at the risk of death still belongs to the realm of the imaginary.

At the risk of sounding sexist, I find that it's a trait more common in women (even if they're not counsellors).

At the risk of waxing philosophic so late at night, I'll pose a brief answer and then let you, Intrepid Reader, put your two cents in.

Governments who ignore capital mobility do so at the risk of stopping entrepreneurs in their tracks.

Most will probably plump for easier money and higher growth, even at the risk of future inflation and asset bubbles.

Should robots have the ability to assume the proper course of action, at the risk of subverting the chain of command?

That may temper worries in the emerging world but at the risk of pushing the global economy back into recession.

e. g. He saved my life at the risk of losing his own.

At the risk of sounding simplistic, teams that are good at scoring and preventing opponents from doing same have an edge.

He was determined to get there even at the risk of his life.

A boundary line in a prison that prisoners can cross only at the risk of being shot.

At the risk of sounding corny, whatever happened to the days of the samurai?

Well, after 20 weeks on the road I'm now about halfway through my journey so, at the risk of being self-indulgent, here goes.

rescue your enemy at the risk of your own life.

Forces the replacement of the service master key, even at the risk of data loss.

is at the risk of failing because of his low scores.

Dantes ran down the rocks at the risk of being himself dashed to pieces.

This can entail the use of long-term profit objectives (sometimes at the risk of sacrificing short term objectives).

The courage to be right, at the risk of being wrong.

"Look, how would you look at the risk of a hurricane? " the man from Goldman retorted.

Only during some accident these people are then the first ones to come to our aid and sometimes at the risk of their own lives.

He saved her life at the risk of losing his own.

Devoted to her noble cause even at the risk of life and limb, she is the quintessential Jedi Master -- brave, strong, sage and selfless.

Well, at the risk of sounding trite, l can't stop thinking about you. - l adore trite.

Mr. Pollan advocates a return to the local and the basic, even at the risk of elitism.

On the material level, obviously, and at the risk of sounding trite , no two human beings are alike and are therefore unequal.

At the risk of showing my ignorance, how exactly does the Internet work?

What's more, we both knock about the streets, so at the risk of heavy punishment I've come to tip you off.

At the risk of admission, I was never nicer than the year I was on crutches. 200 years ago, a new type of pedestrian appeared in Paris.

At the risk of sounding cold, different friends can also help you journey through the harsh winter of life such as the financial problems.

At the risk of offense, I won't list a lot of existing online clunky sites, but surf around, and you'll find plenty.

at the risk of being expelled from the realists club , i beg to disagree.

They prevented a road accident at the risk of their lives.

The institutions that keep art alive do so at the risk of embalming it.

They can't lightly diversify out of dollars at the risk of accelerating the erosion.

will say I honestly think, even at the risk of offending people.

Ally yourselves with some folks at the risk of angering others.

It may never do so, even at the risk of being bombed.

At the risk of provoking ruptured spleens all round, here is a third attempt, using the principle outlined in the first paragraph.

And, at the risk of sounding parochial, adopt a capital regime similar to the Canadian system.

At the risk of playing into stereotypes, we kinda can't wait.

High blood pressure places millions of people at the risk of heart disease.

High blood pressure places millions of people at the risk of heart attack.

At the risk of sounding ungrateful, I must refuse your offer.

At the risk of seeming rude, I must refused your request, I'm afraid.

They kept going with their programme at the risk of offending the local people.

He has already tapped the social-security fund. But the government may merely be buying time at the risk of exacerbating its problems.

They are bound to fail if they continue at the risk of all these dangers.

We get our bread at the risk of our lives because of the sword in the desert.

The lifeguard saved the drowning girl at the risk of (losing) his life.

They rescued a child at the risk of their own lives.

At the risk of their lives, they rescued more than 50 pupils.

At the risk of being called a hater of China, I call the Chinese government evil and the torch protectors "thugs" .

At the risk of sounding too direct, I prefer to.

There are times when we need the courage to batter at the locked door and demand admittance even at the risk of being treated coldly.

Meanwhile, because of flattening surface slope, there is a tendency to transfer downstream at the risk of flood disaster.

Other options, such as -Xnoclassgc, can give a small performance benefit but at the risk of indefinitely expanding memory requirements.

even at the risk of financial loss.

even at the risk of ridicule.

True. But Lenin is unavailable. And, at the risk of sounding unpatriotic, I am sure we would prefer your company.

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At the risk of boring people to tears, I repeat the most important rule in painting.

There are also some physical tests that might show who is at the risk of developing all sameAlzheimer's diseases.

At the risk of being blamed, he drove his father's car to school.

Reasons for nurses at the risk of violence attack in voluntary detoxification settings and measures for prevention

Even at the risk of looking like a fool to you

You may want to recreate what you've watched even at the risk of ruining your relationship

But not at the risk of missing what Your doing with my life

they prevented a serious railway accident at the risk of their own lives

To express at the risk of denial, criticism, or censure:

so at the risk of totally humiliating myself,

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So at the risk of looking really stupid,

even at the risk of physical injury;

Do sth. At the risk of one's life