Sentence examples for at risk about from inspiring English sources

This tool couldn't have come at a better time with the summer holidays, when girls are most at risk, about to begin.

Business as usual water management practices will put at risk about $63 trillion - nearly half of the world's projected GDP at that time.

Victoria's Secret did not admit to the attorney general's findings, but agreed to pay a fine of $50,000, improve its online security practices, and notify the customers whose data were at risk about the breach.

As "A Nation at a Loss," by Edward B. Fiske (Op-Ed, April 25), correctly indicates, not all of the fatalistic predictions made in the 1983 report "A Nation at Risk," about American education, and specifically the link between failing education and a weak economy came to fruition.

The sagging economy and piles of debt, meanwhile, are causing several other companies that Apollo owns, including Harrah's, Claire's and a real estate entity that controls Century 21 and Coldwell Banker, to struggle — putting at risk about a third of some $10 billion Mr. Black raised years ago during the buyout boom.

Dr. Redlener, the author of "Americans at Risk," about why the United States is not prepared for megadisasters and what we be done about it, said the biggest problem is a failure to go so far as even Japan has to protect its citizens from natural disasters.

This includes treating infected individuals with antiretroviral drugs, counseling at-risk groups about safe sex, and mounting advertising campaigns that inform people about the dangers of the disease.

These uncertainties are especially great early on in a pandemic when very little may be known about the disease, about at-risk populations and about the effectiveness and safety of control mechanisms.

He said that he had done some teaching while in prison, and that he occasionally spoke to at-risk youth about the consequences of "bad choices".

In addition, scientists play a critical role in educating emergency managers, public officials, and at-risk populations about lahar hazards.

Consequently, we were able to identify an access point to educate at-risk populations about safe sleep through the WIC program.