Sentences with phrase «needless risk»

You mentioned a really important point, that people shouldn't take needless risks.

Anyone who's in this shoe is welcoming needless risks of being manipulated by high premium rates, simply because the insurer thinks that they can get away with it.

So my advice is — be smart, don't take needless risks, but do get your pup out - and - about doing normal dog things from 8 weeks of age.

It is always possible to choose sports that call forth all the courage and skill one possesses without exposure to needless risk of injury.

Cutting them off while they're actively nursing, or making them wait until certain times to nurse, puts your child at needless risk of malnourishment and dehydration.

Not only does he claim that Hugo Lloris is the much better keeper, something to do with his ability to chip a ball with his left foot and taking needless risks on the edge of his penalty area, he also claims that Cech is not the player that he is said to be.

Novelty is one factor but the desire to avoid needless risk may be paramount - especially for women.

Manufacturers have a duty of care that requires them to ensure their products do not pose needless risks to consumers.

Commenting on the findings, Rachel Reeves MP, chair of the Asbestos in Schools Group said: «The government's failure to get a grip of this issue is putting children and teaching staff at needless risk.

it's a needless risk when we are quality enough to hold onto posession ourselves.

He has sharp teeth, so a short wire leader is necessary, and since he is likely to abrade the line against the river's many rocks, anything less durable than 12 - pound monofilament, if spinning tackle is used, is a needless risk.

So, don't take any needless risks with these at this time.

The ability to simulate the learning exercise would cut down on needless risk!

«There is no place on our highways and roads for bus and truck companies and commercial drivers that ignore safety and put the public at needless risk,» said FMCSA Administrator Anne S. Ferro.

There is nothing sadder than needless risk.