Sentence examples for high risk of going from inspiring English sources

Doctors shouldn't be helping women have a pregnancy that's at a high risk of going horribly wrong," he said.

That might sound like a lot of gorillas, but since 2007, the species has been listed by the International Union for Conservation of Nature as "critically endangered," which means they have a high risk of going extinct.

"On arrival at the scene I immediately knew it was life threatening and that the patient had a high risk of going into cardiac and respiratory arrest," paramedic Kierin Oppatt said.

The consulting firm Deloitte issued a report on Tuesday that found that 175 oil and natural gas companies, or 35percentt of the 500 it surveyed, were at high risk of going bankrupt.

The sea lions are eating so many winter steelhead at Willamette Falls that certain runs of the fish are at a high risk of going extinct, according to a 2017 study by wildlife biologists.

My job's future is precarious at best – new companies have a sky-high risk of going under.

"At face value they suggest that defendants from minority groups face a somewhat higher risk of going to prison than similar white defendants.

In addition to age-related cognitive decline there is a higher risk of going on to develop vascular dementia and Alzheimer's disease associated with aspects of modern lifestyle.

That experiment helped establish a grim rule of thumb among biologists: When a species becomes isolated in a small disconnected patch of habitat, unable to breed with larger populations elsewhere, it runs a much higher risk of going extinct locally.

"But there can be a situation where the weather puts the aircraft at a higher risk of going wrong".

In reality, such organizations are at the highest risk of going out of business and putting everyone back in the job market or on unemployment.