Sentence examples for it's at risk from inspiring English sources

"The UK in a strong position thanks to our world-leading legislation, but it's at risk of slipping behind," says Raingold.

The role of the professional critic is vital and it's at risk as book pages [in newspapers] are getting ever shorter.

We don't expect anything to happen [from the ratings agencies] before an election but still it's at risk and the market knows that".

"If they don't put money in the budget, it's at risk to be cut," Fidler said.

And now, after more than 30 years, it's at risk of collapse.

Success is inhibited, it's at risk, unless stakeholders hear about good efforts -- particularly, they need to hear about new, successful efforts.

Did you know it's at-risk of a downgrade?

At present it is at risk of overshooting its target of a 6% cut by around 30%.

The ongoing court proceedings are providing a front-row view into what happens to a proud institution while it is at risk of losing its mojo.

He called the investment "a big mistake" and said it was at risk of losing all of its value.

But the Google name is now so widely used that it is at risk of becoming generic and losing all its brand power.