Sentences with phrase «potentially at risk»

Moreover, 25 percent of mortgages in the Cincinnati area are currently underwater — compared to 23 percent nationally — representing additional homeowners and loans potentially at risk.

* You are also potentially at risk if you receive a bequest from an estate and the deceased person had outstanding tax liabilities;

ADAPT Online responds to the urgent parenting needs of military families potentially at risk for depression, anxiety, substance abuse, post ‐ traumatic stress, and other maladies.

If you believe that your partner is lying about sex, money or dangerous behavior like drugs or alcohol, your safety is potentially at risk.

The people potentially at risk are those who entered new credit card info between mid-November 2017 and January 11th, 2018.

You will especially want to consider this kind of renters insurance if you have expensive possessions that are potentially at risk.

This can be a challenging but important step for parties who are confronting for the first time that their income and wealth, together with their proprietary business methods and processes, together with their customer and vendor data, developmental strategies, competitive edge and C - suite information, are all potentially at risk of being brought into the public domain by virtue of the publicly - accessible nature of the courthouse.

Property owners potentially at risk for damage and their insurers should oppose it as an approach that inevitably costs them more.

The conclusion one has to draw at this point is that the Court is to quite some extent dissatisfied with the drafting of the Aarhus Convention, and expresses it through its reticence to give effect to its provisions whenever the EU institutions are potentially at risk.

Therefore, company and customer data is potentially at risk if the device is hacked or stolen.

Wild salmon populations of the Pacific Northwest are potentially at risk due to the impact of diseases and parasites...

Nearby Be'er Sheva, one of Israel's major cities, is periodically plagued by an undefined stench emanating from the facility, while Bedouin tribes living close to the complex are potentially at risk for major health problems, and periodically have to evacuate their homes when something goes wrong at one of the factories.

This figure emphasizes the large areas of coastal infrastructure that are potentially at risk if substantial ice sheet loss were to occur.

This report calls for carbon emissions levels to be considered against expected revenues to better identify assets potentially at risk of impairment.

Because there are trillions of dollars potentially wasted and / or billions of lives potentially at risk, the scientists cross the line from scientist to advocate.

Energydesk took official US government maps of fossil fuel plays and sedimentary basins and overlaid them with national monument boundaries to identify areas potentially at risk from fossil fuel exploration.

So from a show perspective, those games had been I think issued take downs, and if we include those in the show, then the show is potentially at risk for take down as well.

Also, rare plants native to coastal dunes are potentially at risk.

However, we know that if the dog's experience falls onto the negative side of the scale, even by a small margin, that she is potentially at risk for becoming sensitized to that stimulus.

No, all cats are potentially at risk for FeLV and FIV.

All cats are potentially at risk for heart disease, and some serious heart disorders can remain undiagnosed until they are too advanced to treat.

You are potentially at risk for being bitten or injured when fostering an animal.

In each situation, however, the safety and well - being of animals, people, and our communities are all potentially at risk.

Before the break we talked about if you go bankrupt there's a cost, if you have equity in your house for example that's potentially at risk, if you have a job that earns over the government minimum then potentially you have to pay more.

US stocks potentially at risk!

In other words, your chances of becoming a victim aren't significantly higher because you bank online — every bank is going to have your information stored on their computers where it is potentially at risk.

Everyone who is potentially vulnerable to elder abuse is potentially at risk for financial abuse.»

It is not allowed on FHA loans and is part of the administrations efforts to provide an opportunity for borrowers with negative equity, who are trapped in their home and potentially at risk of imminent default.

Now that you know what assets are potentially at risk, consider how long and whom credit card companies can sue in court for non-payment.

Universal screening results should identify those students who are potentially at risk for reading failure, including those who may have developmental reading disabilities.

Not complying with these requirements places the state's federal funds potentially at risk.

She said there will be new training to «remind inspectors what safeguarding is really about», and which will ask them to focus on what schools are doing to identify children potentially at risk of real harm.

«I hope we can follow the schools that are potentially at risk very closely,» said Cobey of the prospective charters, noting recent failures of charter schools that have left families scrambling to find appropriate educational options for their children.

Leaders did this in order to identify schools potentially at risk of not meeting AYP targets in future years; then they could target those schools and students for intervention.

Councils potentially at risk of being branded as failing and having all their schools converted into academies — under new government plans revealed today — are overwhelmingly Labour - run.

With heightened awareness of public safety and public health potentially at risk, hiring cleaning operatives with «common sense» alone is a big no!

Offset's Chief Inspector said she looks forward to seeing more children on school trips after September, and spoke of new training to which will ask inspectors to focus on what schools are doing to identify children potentially at risk of real harm.

While the film as a whole is a bag of mixed goods, Waugh does at least succeed in making laws involving mandatory sentencing look like a joke, though it is hard to laugh when some of those who break these laws pose very little threat to society, while the government puts the squeeze on them to snitch on others, putting themselves and their families potentially at risk.

Pennsylvania researchers have discovered that a sizable percentage of patients potentially at risk for cancer would turn down testing to...

In the meantime a large number of federally funded human embryonic stem cell projects have been placed on hold, and even more are potentially at risk.

«We've known for several years that people working directly with livestock are at increased risk for MRSA infections, but this is one of the first studies providing compelling evidence that everyday consumers are also potentially at risk,» says Lance Price, PhD, Director of the Antibiotic Resistance Action Center, which is based at Milken Institute SPH, and Director of Translational Genomics Research Institute Center for Food Microbiology and Environmental Health.

That suggests that millions of American babies are potentially at risk,» said Anila Jacob, a physician and a senior scientist with Environmental Working Group, a Washington, D.C., nonprofit that posted the study on its Web site.

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.

The option of total withdrawal would leave a situation where the UK was potentially at risk from the declining problem - solving capability of the modern nation - state in a rapidly globalising world.

City Comptroller Scott Stringer identified a total of $ 7 billion in federal monies potentially at risk.

«The fact is that their symbolic subway rides followed the typical pattern of ignoring the impact that terror concerns have on Brooklyn and the other boroughs, which are also potentially at risk.

This move proved completely effective, as no State or Federal legislative office changed party in the 2004 election, although 53 congressional, 20 state senate, and 80 state assembly seats were potentially at risk.

But the problem with the disorder is that until then, your baby is potentially at risk, and the stress of not knowing what will happen can be anxiety - inducing indeed.

So if we anticipate that the babies are less than 36 weeks and potentially at risk for respiratory problems, we will usually have the ALS team there which Advance Life Support team and that usually consist of a nurse and a respiratory technician and if there's two, two babies you have to multiple everything by two.

With Wayne Rooney being potentially at risk of fatigue and James Wilson lacking sufficient first team experience, «super sub» Javier Hernández could prove to be a refreshing source of goals that could bring trophies back to Old Trafford.