Sentence examples for indeed at risk from inspiring English sources

How difficult could it be to determine whether monarchs were indeed at risk in the wild?

Your name, address, email, phone number, among other things are indeed at risk.

"We are facing investment falling away at £3-£4bn a year - and without that investment, the future of the North Sea is indeed at risk".

There have been a number of stories lately in outlets like National Journal, InsideClimate News and ThinkProgress pondering whether Upton is indeed at risk of losing his seat.

Kenneth Blum, who coined the concept of "reward deficiency syndrome" during research that first correlated the A1 allele with dopamine in cases of severe alcoholism, tells me that someone with diminished dopamine is indeed at risk of becoming cross addicted.

These data suggest that HIV-infected children are, indeed, at risk for treatment interruptions during crises.

Indeed, at-risk situations are conventionally exclusion criteria for prospective studies.

Now evidence suggests that the New York region may indeed be at risk again this summer.

"His predictions are wrong in terms of the number of people coming forward, his cost cutting measures have been counter productive and he's now putting officers, the public and indeed prisoners at risk".

The world indeed is at risk and scientists can be the cause or the cure.

Because opportunities are changing, translation providers with inflexible business models that do not incorporate technology may indeed be at risk.