Sentence examples for livelihoods at risk from inspiring English sources

Driving penalties can, of course, put livelihoods at risk.

"The cuts are putting people's livelihoods at risk.

Earnings are down and contracts scarce, putting careers in crisis and livelihoods at risk.

Stealing Osborne's security theme, he added: "The cuts are putting people's livelihoods at risk".

He continues to put more people and their livelihoods at risk".

"In fact, it would put jobs and livelihoods at risk by erecting new barriers to trade with Europe.

After the violence last summer, the number of aid and relief organisations in southern Kyrgyzstan tripled, rebuilding houses for 1,700 families and providing trauma counselling and livelihoods support to "at risk" families.

We never want to put anyone's safety or livelihood at risk.

That's the way the N.F.L. works: the league talks a big game about how hard it's working to keep players safe, and how seriously it takes the concussion issue, but ultimately, any time players are honest about how hurt they are, they put their livelihood at risk.

One of these people explained to me: "Why would you put your reputation or livelihood at risk?

In at least two cases, the letters question the security clearances of individuals, putting their very livelihood at risk.