Sentences with phrase «at risk of»

Not enough participants mean that the kids who pay nothing are put at risk of not having a program.

The gains appear to be much more pronounced in the schools most at risk of losing students and in the schools that are on the margin of Title I funding.

Knowing what kinds of factors put children at risk of developing mental health difficulties helps adults to plan, develop, support and identify resources needed to improve children's mental health.

One final point I'd like to make at the risk of sounding self - serving is that another group that aren't listened to as often as I'd like is academics.

Or is there a way to make gap year opportunities broadly accessible, without making college less attainable for the kids already at risk of not getting there?

The effect is that the homeowner is even in more at risk of losing their home.

The mild climate and active lifestyles of our residents also place people at risk of becoming injured on another party's property.

Puppies are most at risk of developing serious complications with this virus.

It will help reduce the number of children at risk of becoming adult offenders or prisoners.

Senior drivers are statistically more at risk of getting into an accident than younger drivers.

A change in screening guidelines may have unintentionally put people at risk of contracting this sneaky, fertility - damaging infection.

State law, however, requires early graduation plans for students at risk of dropping out of high school or not graduating on time.

When it comes to attendance, students with disabilities are probably even more at risk of falling behind because of their need to have consistency in instruction.

These students were also at risk of dropping out of school compared to their peers.

Not only are lawyers no longer the only game in town, we're also at risk of losing our default position as the primary go - to manager of legal solutions.

Of course, hunting has some severe ethical implications, putting dogs at risk of injury and resulting in certain injury for the prey animals.

Trying to make private arrangements may put yourself or your children at risk of harm and any agreements that you do reach will not work for either you or your children.

Over 30,000 species of animals and plants are considered to be potentially at risk of extinction, many of them due to the illegal trade in wildlife.

Female cats that haven't been neutered can become pregnant from four months of age, are more likely to contract diseases and are even at risk of developing infections.

Herpes infected individuals must try finding individuals who are not at the risk of contracting STD's, so where can one find such people?

And the disaster is happening, as pit bulls are almost always the breed most at risk of euthanasia in our shelters.

After an operation, patients are still at risk of suffering serious complications or injuries.

The individuals most at risk of infection are outdoor cats, indoor / outdoor cats, and cats exposed to such individuals.

And for students at risk of failing to graduate, the district gave extra support to help them reach expectations.

Full inspections, similar to those currently undertaken, would still occur for schools at risk of failure.

Current medical literature overwhelmingly confirms that contraception puts women at risk of serious health problems, which doctors should consider very carefully.

This way you are covered and not at risk of leaving your family with the burden of unpaid funeral costs.

However, once a loan is delinquent for a certain period of time, it becomes at risk of going into default.

Results show that schools at risk of losing benefits react in a fast and quite effective way, improving performance from one academic period to the next.

Understanding how this changes over time in conjunction with genetic analysis may permit the generation of predictive tools to identify patients at risk of developing cancer and those that are not.

The findings could help prioritize stroke patients at risk of heart attacks for protective therapy.

As a result, the airbag can deploy in the event of a collision and children or small passengers traveling in the front seat may be placed at risk of severe injury or death.

This study looks at the risk of child welfare involvement for the children of foster children.

So at the risk of stating the obvious, here's some things to think about when we deliver legal services.

These might include the most severely disadvantaged and parents most at risk of abuse.

Be sure to carefully assess your monthly budget before committing to such an additional expense, as late or missed payments can put your home at risk of foreclosure.

It reduces kennel stress and the associated behaviors that can put dogs at risk of euthanasia.

The scientists believe that a public debate is now necessary to determine how much responsibility the state should accept and how much should remain with the residents of areas at risk of flooding.

The method could potentially protect millions of people now at risk of exposure to arsenic.

Almost half of the world's population is still at risk of getting malaria.

Do so at the risk of damaging your BlackBerry phone.

The presence of high folic acid in wheat germ has a secondary effect for people at risk of diabetes.

Yet they're still at risk of default, along with three other solar and wind farms owned by the company.

At the same time, the economic downturn is putting more children at risk of missing meals at home.

People with borderline personality disorder are particularly at risk of suicide.

This might be referred to as young people's mediation, or even homelessness mediation, because it could be an intervention that supports a young person at risk of homelessness.

People who sleep too much are also at a risk of experiencing problems with their fertility; thus making it more difficult for them to conceive successfully.

We work with local schools and health care providers to ensure continuity of care for youth at risk of suicide.