Sentence examples for maybe at risk from inspiring English sources

In the Mission and other outlying neighborhoods, many middle and lower-income residents are under rent control, and so they maybe at risk of eviction.

Breast milk monitoring programs are important for surveillance of these persistent organic pollutants in Hong Kong and mainland China populations, which maybe at risk of increasing exposures to dioxins and related compounds resulting from the increasing burden of municipal waste incineration and industrial growth in the mainland.

Scientists blame chytrid, which kills amphibians by seeping in through their skin and leads to heart failure, for wiping out dozens of species and putting hundreds, maybe thousands, at risk.

To do so will only put yourself and maybe others at risk.

Or maybe, at the risk of being overwrought, I could describe it as a glimpse into an artistic heaven, in which marvelously formal visual effects like the contrast of Stan Pressner's soft pink lighting, the Kitchen's black brick walls and the three monitors, like blank white canvases, played against the dancers' knotty, deeply personal explorations.

The point is, there's no pressure on Hannah to race and maybe put herself at risk.

He sits there and he just picks off anything that maybe puts me at risk of being judged or makes me feel uncomfortable in some way.

Maybe teach Latin to at-risk youth.

And that means our leaders have used goofball logic and lousy assumptions to trap the country in a cockeyed replay of the Crusades that could drain our treasury and strain our military for generations, without making us any safer from terrorists and maybe putting us more at risk.

"These are very troubled children who have been moved to get them out of a situation where maybe they have been at risk.

maybe it SHOULD be at risk.