Sentence examples for resources at risk from inspiring English sources

"We felt we could say that this was a well-secured loan and that we were not putting fiscal resources at risk," the senior Fed official told me.

Shell's need to validate its poorly planned investment in the Arctic Ocean is not a good reason for the government to allow the company to put our ocean resources at risk.

Resources at risk Running instances on OpenStack-5, Stakeholders and resources interacting with running instance on OpenStack-5.

The development of human societies and industry result in bioenvironmental problems; pollution puts the water, air and soil resources at risk (Milovanovic 2007).

Salt is widespread in the Australian landscape – in soil, regolith and groundwater – leading to concerns that land management practices may be putting much agricultural land and important water resources at risk of salinisation.

Geographically-based threat assessments are important for identifying natural resources at risk, yet have rarely been applied to identify habitat conservation priorities for imperiled organisms at a local scale.

"We cannot afford to put our greatest natural resource at risk".

As climate change, pollution, and over-exploitation by humans puts this precious resource at risk, it is more important than ever that we understand and appreciate the nature and history of oceans.

Some in the independent film community fear that as Mr. Cuban and Mr. Wagner reach for this integrated, high-tech future, they will ultimately veer toward more commercial fare, putting a cultural resource at risk.

These university communities are patent-generating powerhouses and large recipients of research funding from the federal government, a resource at risk, Mr, Rothwell observed, with budget cuts in the offing.

Moreover, Hoegh-Guldberg maintains that even if medical treatments were identified, using them wouldn't be practical given the scale of the resource at risk.