Sentence examples for risk of attending from inspiring English sources

A 44-year old woman, carrying red roses: I knew the risk of attending such a mourning ceremony.

Despite being aware of the risk of attending political demonstrations, women, Muñoz notes, "have continued to share the public space in protests, becoming an essential part of the opposition's voice and presence".

Your future depends on your ability to assemble an educational plan that gets you on your path of knowledge and discovery without putting you at risk of attending a school that is doomed to fail, and/or saddling you with a debt heavy balance sheet that prevents you from taking the chances, searching for the opportunities or just being a fuck up for a while.

Furthermore, the combined risk of attending a medium high or high prevalence school was 78%.

Further quantification of risk of attending the emergency department by the amount smoked was not evaluated.

Although the impact by triage category (acuity) and departure status were similar based on HWD1, the risk of attending with a higher acuity condition based on HWD2 was much higher than the risk of attending with a lower acuity condition.

The sixth entry into BBC Sport's advent calendar reveals the risks of attending top-flight football without a raincoat.

Students should not need to weigh the risks of attending class each day.

A rather unusual finding was reported by Ruengkhachorn et al. from Thailand, where compliance to screening guideline recommending universal screening was 88% in women at risk of GDM attending a non-private hospital setting in Bangkok, but only half amongst women attending the antenatal care (ANC) clinic at a private hospital and none amongst those attending a private clinic.

This study was designed to identify risk factors in women requesting termination of pregnancy (TOP) after previous TOPs so that women at risk of recurrence, attending for the first time, could be identified.

But, all things considered, "I am persuaded that at the present moment, right now, the risk of not attending to hate speech is greater than the risk that by regulating it we will deprive ourselves of valuable voices and insights or slide down the slippery slope towards tyranny.