A successful four-year-old public, all-girls college preparatory school is named for the governor, a teacher by training: the Ann Richards School for Young Women Leaders, which serves a largely at-risk student population.
Being labelled "at risk" has a largely un known impact, but it would not surprise if, having "watered it in fears," symptoms became apparent.
In the case study the patient's choice was subjugated by expertise and institutional concerns; her options were largely illusory; and her autonomy was "at risk" due to her age, poor health, and limited resources.
These are largely patients at risk, because of genetic factors or certain types of heart diseases, for a type of erratic cardiac rhythm that can cause sudden death.
Deadly infections from opportunistic fungi have risen in frequency, largely because of the at-risk immunocompromised population created by advances in modern medicine and the HIV/AIDS pandemic.
This may be attributed principally to the time lag between the screening and the clinical assessment and perhaps also to a "twin sample bias" suggested to be inherent in using a screen-negative group that largely consists of genetically at-risk siblings.
Millions of Ethiopians were put at risk, largely in the north and east.
And some estimates put at least 60% of the district's people at risk, largely because of economic migration.
In 1989, Michael Jordan started a foundation largely to help children at risk, something he said he cared about.
The Croton water, though, is at risk, largely because the chemicals required to keep it drinkable could themselves pose health risks.
