Sentence examples for contents at risk from inspiring English sources

Leaving it open, even during the day puts your car and its contents at risk from strangers passing your house.

Until then, web content is at risk for being a black market for something much worse than ghostwritten articles: ghost-produced thoughts.

Dysplastic lesions with abnormal DNA content are at risk for progression to carcinoma, but they may also be susceptible to control by targeted therapy such as reactivation or augmentation of the DNA damage response (Storchova and Kuffer, 2008).

We further extend this finding and show that PFF positively correlates with both VAT and HFF, independently of BMI, total fat, and SAT content in an at-risk minority population.

I stopped short of telling him I prefer wines with lower alcohol content at the risk of TMI.

"If it's not done with explicit permission, that content is always at risk," he said.

And if intermediary liability is increased – either through lawsuits against YouTube, laws such as the Digital Economy Act, or secretive treaties such as the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement and Transpacific Partnership agreement – then every entity that hosts or carries content will be at risk.

In a speech in Oxford this week, the director general will say that "top-slicing" would place much-loved "content and services" at risk.

Changes in lipid content in this area-at-risk can be assessed by magnetic resonance.

Google won't put adsense on sites that contain "Pornography, adult, or mature content," so Ning was at risk of being banned by Google despite the fact that only a very small portion of the networks on Ning are adult oriented.

As soon as the lid was opened on Wednesday night, the contents started to dry out, at risk of crumbling into dust.