Sentences with phrase «to be at risk»

As a result, the farm's population of cats was at risk of growing.

The study's authors chose AD because there is currently no treatment, so news of being at risk for the disease could be devastating.

This video describes the role that schools play in helping children who are at risk of developing mental health difficulties, and their families.

Personal liability insurance helps protect your wages, house, investments, cars and boats from being at risk if a serious accident occurs.

The law is full of concrete examples of shifting levels of proof and burdens of proof depending upon what kind of risks are at stake and who is at risk from potentially risky behavior.

Studies estimate that 10 to 20 percent of children are at risk for exposure to domestic violence.

If your dog is at risk for developing arthritis or joint problems, it will not hurt them to have these supplements.

It should not be at risk of tearing up or wearing out in any way.

Children also are at risk in homes where one or both parents drink excessively.

Once feline distemper has been introduced into a home, other pets are at risk as the virus can live for months on a hard surface.

Lost pets are at risk for starvation, dehydration, poisoning, injury and death.

It can also be at risk if you should change your mind about buying the home.

Experts believe that people are also at risk when animals are abused, and that animals are at risk when people are abused.

While the thyroid gland in dogs often under produces the thyroid hormone, older cats are at risk for developing the opposite disorder.

Going from one area to the other, your life is at risk from another band of pirates who are free to attack you.

However, joint custody may not always be awarded if the child's welfare is at risk with of the parents.

Further, the baby is at risk of not receiving the needed nutrients found in fat.

And in the case of rabies, human health is at risk as well.

This unfortunately often happens when a situation is at its most dire — when an animal is at risk in a kill shelter.

Women are at risk for developing breast cancer if we are exposed to too much estrogen during our lifetime.

Those of us who come from the world of business understand what is at risk if we do not dramatically improve our public schools.

I feel that this fair to all employees of these other services whose jobs are at risk by this suspicious business structure between the banks and big title companies.

The world we know is at risk because the world we don't see, the one that makes ours possible, is on the brink of destruction.

Because your home is at risk when you open a home equity credit account, you have three days to cancel the transaction, for any reason.

Therefore, the state is at risk of losing the grant money in federal funding.

Children who struggle in school are at risk for emotional, psychological, and social difficulties.

Unless your personal safety is at risk or your employer is doing something illegal, you want to continue to work for your current employer until a new job is offered.

While real estate professionals do not have money laundering reporting responsibilities, real estate professionals can still be at risk from the activities.

Many more are at risk of becoming that way.

Doctors use diagnostic tests to determine which patients are at risk for developing a disease and which would benefit from a treatment.

Children from larger families were at risk of language problems.

Doctors have long known that patients with diabetes are at risk for kidney disease.

At age 75, when you've saved all you're going to, only 25 % of your money is at risk in stocks.

In either instance, only the business's assets are at risk if there's a lawsuit or the company goes under.

Some estimates have suggested that up to one in six species are at risk from climate change.

Right now, about half of the world's population is at risk of contracting malaria, which kills about 1.2 million people a year.

You start and end with the initial investment, regardless of what amount is at risk at any given time.

As recent history has shown, the digital property of any business or individual is at risk of getting hacked.

Unfortunately, chronic stress can keep this system on all the time, and when it is on, mothers are at risk for depression and a wide range of health problems.

Remember your capital is at risk when you invest.

When a homeowner with a mortgage doesn't make a payment on his or her homeowner's insurance, the mortgage company is at risk if a disaster happens.

With American prosperity dependent on innovation, the studies warn, the nation's economic future is at risk.

It is likely that genetics play a role: several dog breeds are at risk of developing epilepsy, including breed, breed, and breed.

Investors can consider a range of demand scenarios and then determine which price bands of production cost they think are at risk.

Our electricity system is at risk today from coastal flooding.

Don't forget that your personal property is at risk not just during the fire, but afterwards as well.