Sentence examples for risk mass from inspiring English sources

A shaky economy has put not only low-wage workers at risk; mass layoffs at large companies affected more than 56,000 workers in New Jersey last year, up from 45,173 in 2000, according to the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics.On top of that, new research by Rutgers indicates job tenure has declined in the state, especially for men in mid-career.

Area at risk was expressed as the proportion of the left ventricular mass, and infarct size as the proportion of the area at risk mass.

In instances when an influenza outbreak is not contained by using routine protocol and a large portion of the population is unvaccinated and remains at risk, mass vaccination can ensure the termination of the outbreak within ≈2 weeks.

But allow me to step into the firing line and risk masses of digital abuse by defending the band.

Lord Adonis has already warned that Britain faces the risk of mass emigration of younger people to secure a better quality of life, including an affordable home.

The risk of mass enlargement was globally elevated (65%) and progressive up to 80 months but similar to that for mass reduction over time.

He lingered most on the risk of mass shootings.

"The risk of mass migration needs to be managed.

This despite Belgrade's awareness of "a serious risk" of mass murder, as well as its financing and supplying of and "known influence" over the Bosnian Serb military.

When the food runs out in the Nuba Mountains, perhaps in two or three months, there will be a risk of mass starvation.

The risk of mass killings goes up in nations where resources are scarce and governments are fragile or autocratic, they agreed.