Consequently, sudden blocking of the wheels in pushing at shoulder height may put the low back at risk of mechanical injury.
It means that hundreds, if not thousands, of convicts cannot go home to public housing without putting their loved ones back at risk.
The rise of the Greens puts them back at risk, as the disaffected and often idealistic voters Labour had won back may now see the Greens as a more potent outlet for their disaffection than Labour, as well as a closer fit with their social values.
While I framed the analysis and discussion around dates and time frames, the conclusion actually ended up back at risk factors and signals.
But just by having a good, solid core, it helps your pelvis and your spine to be in a much better postural alignment, so you can maneuver through various activities without putting the low back at risk.
WASHINGTON -- House Republicans voted Wednesday to fund the Department of Homeland Security, but with the requirement that millions of undocumented young people, parents and others be put back at risk of deportation.
It would end DACA and put Dreamers who currently have the protection back at risk for deportation once their temporary status ended, as well as block the program for parents.
Because they need to reapply every two years, if a future president ended the program, all of those Dreamers would lose work authorization and be put back at risk of deportation. .
And mature birds released far from their home nest would try to fly back, at risk of being killed by territorial owls on the way, or dying of starvation, or being hit by a car.
Earlier in the summer, as Kershaw recovered from an injury Friedman felt would have ended the season for most players, the medical staff helped devise a workout regimen that kept Kershaw viable while not putting his back at risk.
