Sentence examples for at risk behave from inspiring English sources
Properties are seen as important investments and some people, when they think their investment is at risk, behave in ugly ways.
Nick Hood, a director at Company Watch, said OpCapita put very little of its own money at risk, behaving more like Comet's banker than its owner.
Would a woman designer risk behaving like that?
When national survival is at risk, Israel behaves with extreme ruthlessness.
Those reading or watching such stories risked behaving like coprophagics, people who eat faeces, he added.
By inducing the pharmacist to break the law, however benignly, your wife behaved imperfectly, putting someone at risk for her own convenience.
"Anyone who wants to try and take a risk is behaving so irresponsibly because the immediate consequence is sharper, shorter cuts because you are at the mercy of the markets and higher interest rates.
He also called for a new press card system, where only journalists from print publications with accredited cards would be allowed access to certain events, and would be at risk being 'struck off' if found behaving improperly.
O'Malley mentioned at-risk kids.
Children are most at-risk.
Other experts said that children out of school often behaved in ways that still put them at risk.
