Sentence examples for feeling at risk from inspiring English sources

Many women report a sense of fragility and precariousness and always feeling at risk".

The researchers propose that a few will be "committed" to vaccination, perhaps because they have a low threshold for feeling at risk (or strongly held convictions), and they will want to be immunised as soon as they hear that someone is infected.

But with the rhetoric we see now, it's more important not just for the kids who are feeling at risk but for everyone else too.

Employees who were not willing to participate often reported not feeling at risk.

Other barriers to screening included "not feeling sick" [ 11, 12] and "not feeling at risk" [ 12, 13].

In the future, identifying ways to support staff in enforcing smoke-free policies effectively and without feeling at risk would appear to be useful.

The age-adjusted prevalence of ever-testing for HIV was 7.6%; however 79% of those who reported feeling at-risk of contracting HIV had never tested.

All acknowledged the clinical expertise of the health professionals and did not describe any ongoing concerns related to stopping or feeling at greater risk of recurrence.

A net, suspended 18 feet in the air, challenged participants to express their ideas while feeling physically at risk.

Being an actor is not the most important thing, going on stage, it's feeling alive… at risk.

(African American, Group 1) Four of the women (4/32; 12.5 % of participants) described feeling less at risk because they trusted their partners: My first time was with my boyfriend who turned out to be my husband.