Sentence examples for probably at risk from inspiring English sources

Moody's said any municipality relying heavily on tourism, gambling or manufacturing was probably at risk of feeling a pinch.

"Probably at risk, at risk, definitely at risk," she said, pointing to the classroom doors of three star teachers.

However, these patients are probably at risk for developing triptans-overuse headache or rather they already developed this chronic headache.

Since MPAs may be situated in close proximity to urbanized areas and influenced by anthropogenic activities (e.g. continuous discharges of contaminated waters), the marine organisms contained in such waters are probably at risk.

"There are many cases out there that nobody has ever looked at and are probably at risk of innocence," said Liebman.

The woman being videotaped is a horrible piece of garbage from Cheektowaga, NY, who now is probably at risk of having to go through the process documented in the aforementioned Motherboard video once this is all over. .

This is hardly surprising though, since these subjects are probably at least "at risk" subjects, otherwise the GP diagnose of COPD makes no sense.

The sample population was healthy obese individuals with no comorbidities, which would probably be the one type of "at risk" population that could do the HICT program without problem.

Multiple papers show that patients treated with local antibiotics are at no more risk and are probably at less risk of experiencing ototoxicity and nephrotoxicity than ones subjected to long-term parenteral antibiotics [ 96– 96].

First Amendment lawyers said that American companies would probably be at risk only if they had physical assets like office buildings in Britain.

While today's western nations are probably not at risk of becoming fundamentalist Islamic states, they should still keep Russian history in mind.