Sentence examples for are less at risk from inspiring English sources

Women are more fearful than men even though they are less at risk; blacks and Asians fret more than whites.

As uncertain as conditions are, Mr. Drake said, agencies are less at risk now "than in 1991, the last big recession".

"There is evidence to suggest that if the students accrue the appropriate amount of credits each year, they are less at risk of dropping out".

One theory is that recession can take some of the "credit" as youngsters have less cash to spend on alcohol and are less at risk of getting caught up in drink-fuelled brawls.

Due to faster dilution, rivers are less at risk than lakes.

Due to faster dilution, rivers are less at risk than lakes.  .

The authors and an accompanying editorial [ 14] suggested that the failure to detect improvement may have occurred because the patients studied were less at-risk than in other studies.

Hence Europe's recovery is less at risk of being derailed by instability in Athens.

Younger cows are believed to be less at risk from mad cow disease.

Every time we get another offender out of circulation, society is less at risk.

Had any East German child ever been less at risk than he?