Sentence examples for basically at risk from inspiring English sources

The current policy, signed in 1994 by Les Aspin, President Bill Clinton's defense secretary, drew the line at direct combat assignments, but rescinded the risk rule; by then, Operation Desert Storm had shown that anybody in a major combat theater was basically at risk.

He referred to the KIP Academy and said that it was for "at risk" children and that at-risk "means basically they can't learn" (transcript, Oct. 4).

Basically, they are at risk for everything a parent does not want for a child.

The population at risk basically comprises of the set of people who possess a susceptibility factor with respect to the infection.

When sex is infinitely available at basically no risk, I think it's going to be more challenging to find a partner if you don't have something other than sex to provide for that relationship.

Janeane Garafolo's aimless recent performance at Risk was just basically a list of jokes.

He has to have it done for the rest of his career basically, otherwise he starts putting himself at risk of further injury".

Mr Hunt also claimed patients were being put at risk because doctors were "basically saying 'we won't be there for you in life-threatening situations'".

Most people born in the 1950's and earlier, "when basically everyone got mumps," are not considered at risk, Dr. Hadler said.

Pointing to a fair number of ticking time bombs, he basically argues that too many investors are at risk of being swallowed up by economic and financial quicksand.

As an example, we would basically draw blood from horses that may be at risk of laminitis.