Sentence examples for much less at risk from inspiring English sources
We are still not done with the treatment, but every two weeks, he makes progress and is that much less at risk.
"It means that equity is much less at risk and they dont have to take the full blow of loan impairments in the profit and loss statement and potentially report losses".
Hence, attenuated strains that cause only mild symptoms of disease, or no symptoms, will be favoured because they are much less at risk from culling or antibiotic therapy.
So the drivers are already at much less risk than the men who drove in linen helmets and string-backed gloves.
"In that context you could do a fiscal stimulus, and at much less risk of it being materially offset by an adverse effect on confidence".
We mature more slowly than mice and live much longer, because we, like whales and naked mole rats, are at much less risk of being eaten in our first year.
Going on a business trip to a large city in a developing country, you're at much less risk of contracting an infection than, say, doing a safari trip or aid work in a rural region.
If the introduction of new vaccines is greeted with anger that some children have missed the boat, rather than gladness that science brings new advantages with each year that passes, then the further lump sum spent on protecting children who are at much less risk will simply become part of an even tougher cost-benefit analysis.
Relying more on stock- and bond-issuance would enable the economy to be financed at much less risk to the taxpayer.If they want to stay in business, banks will also have to ask shareholders and the bond markets for more money.
Why not scurry a few more runs early on, when a strike rate of just 4.5 instead of 3.5 an over yields 30 runs, and presumably can be achieved at much less risk than trying to blast 12 instead of 10 an over for the last 20 overs?" A question asked by many an England fan in recent years as Trott patiently built the foundations and hopes that someone would add a nice roof later.
But as a white clergywoman, I know that I am at much less risk than others when such forces are present, so I'm vowing now not to let my fear keep me at home should such forces show up at demonstrations here in the Twin Cities, where I live.
