Sentence examples for clearly at risk from inspiring English sources

Bank bondholders are clearly at risk.

"London is the world capital of fintech [financial technology] and that's clearly at risk".

The debate is clearly at risk of passing most voters by.

"They also don't want to be in a position where the only people buying the coverage are those most clearly at risk.

Some children were clearly at risk -- those with suppressed immune systems or eczema -- but a few had no known risk factors, Dr. Tucker said.

When sharing a tiny cell with two or three others, the weaker cellmates are clearly at risk of being indoctrinated by stronger ones.

The visiting OT does, however, refer an older adult to medical care (or contact the appropriate agent about such need) if an older adult is experiencing acute health or safety problems or is clearly at-risk for near-term adverse health consequences due to a mental, physical or social problem.

When an 18-year-old is shot in daylight for walking down the middle of the street holding his arms up; and when his shooter is whisked out of town by the state, then the residents of Ferguson were clearly already "at risk" from those who would commit "premeditated criminal acts".

The F-8 pilot clearly put at risk the lives of 24 Americans".

It is a point of great tension between the Iraqi and American governments, and there are clearly lives at risk.

The mine area is clearly not at risk of gentrification, but displacement, for safety and other reasons, is nevertheless an ongoing concern.