Sentence examples for really high risk from inspiring English sources

"People who have migrated for agricultural work often move into construction work, which is really high risk as well".

"Leap was formed of a very focused group of children who were at really high risk of allergic reaction and was limited to peanuts," said Dr Andrew Clark, a children's allergy specialist at Cambridge University hospitals.

Men who got and stayed divorced, on the other hand, were at really high risk for premature mortality.

The CEO was a jerk (though I kind of liked him -- he's as affable as he is arrogant) and, more importantly, his students were really high risk, so the numbers looked bad.

A second barrier suggested was that perhaps some lifestyle changes need a household-approach rather than an individual approach: " Even if you access them, even if you find out that they're a really high risk score then getting these people to take on board you know the lifestyle changes, changes to their diet, exercising more.

Sometimes you'll say bring the wife in if she cooks all the food but if you don't address the wife as well then it's not going to make any difference is it " [PN- Site A practice 3] " Even if you access them, even if you find out that they're a really high risk score then getting these people to take on board you know the lifestyle changes, changes to their diet, exercising more.

"But gardeners are really high-risk because we work outside in the summer.

"A lot of people feel it's really high-risk to let the press look inside the sausage factory while the sausage is being made".

"Being a government official is a really high-risk profession," said the deputy head of a provincial-level department in the central province of Shaanxi, who asked not to be identified to avoid scrutiny.

"High-yield bonds" are really "high-risk" bonds.

We want to reduce that overall burden and concentrate on the really high-risk areas.