Sentence examples for prospects at risk from inspiring English sources

Asked whether he feels the obligations are putting Daley's medal prospects at risk, Evangulov replied unequivocally: "Yes, it does".

SAN FRANCISCO — Are Internet users clicking on fewer Google ads and putting the company's growth prospects at risk?

This country's meager tax take puts its economic prospects at risk and leaves the government ill equipped to face the challenges from globalization.

Unicef warns poverty puts children's future health, education and employment prospects at risk.

I know Australia needs a Labor government and I refuse to let my personal situation put that prospect at risk.

Secondary schools fail teenagers over computer lessons, says Ofsted. Britain's economic rebuilding and teenagers' job prospects put at risk by ICT teachers lacking key skills, inspectors find.

Some niches within the markets — stocks of companies in one industry or region, bonds from certain types of issuers — may offer adequate return prospects at acceptable risk, investment advisers say.

The international community has been slow in its response, and concerns are growing that the country's already tenuous democratic prospects may be at risk unless the transitional government receives more foreign assistance in meeting people's essential needs.

"Based on what we're learning about the harmful and long-term effects of chronic stress on child development, we need to broaden our thinking about how we can improve the life prospects of children at risk and we need to make these investments early in life before the adverse effects of stress are encoded in the developing child," he said.

But there is a pathway to a bright future for corals if action is taken, and there are powerful reasons to double down, now, on corals and coral ecosystem management, both to ensure corals' genetic heritage for the future, and to enhance the prospects for communities at risk.

Africa could offer more research opportunities on HIV explicating the roles of these variants in HIV infections to improve prevention, care, and treatment prospects for individuals at risk of the disease [ 39].