Sentence examples for risk of separation from inspiring English sources

Without ancillary archaeological studies, paleoparasitology runs the risk of separation from archaeological context, thereby reducing its value to the archaeologists who recover samples for analysis.

For kids growing up at risk of separation from their families, and workers at risk of exploitation by unscrupulous bosses--because a do-nothing Republican Congress refuses to vote to fix our broken immigration system--news of President Obama's decision to delay Administrative Relief, until after the midterm elections, was unwelcome.

Calling rate increased when the risk of separation increased and may thus promote group cohesion.

To analyze the impact of background factors on the risk of separation, a stepwise model procedure is applied.

Supporting families at risk of separation can reduce the need for institutional care and promote the right of all children to be raised in a nurturing family environment.

As in most natural catastrophes, children are also at a high risk of separation from their families and exposure to the dangers of child labour, abuse and exploitation.

We can have progress in Scotland without the risks of separation.

"The costs and the risks of separation are simply greater than any value we could create," Ms. Whitman said by way of explanation.

Drawing on his experience in Scotland, where Alexander threw himself into the No Campaign, he says: " I know, from private and public discussions, that many businesses in Scotland had been aware of the risks of separation for a long time.

On a night of high drama after more than two years of fierce and sometimes acrimonious campaigning, the nationalists led by Alex Salmond failed to persuade enough voters that Scotland brave the risks of separation and go it alone.

A report published on Monday by a leading think-tank suggests that the Yes campaign has underestimated the financial risks of separation, which it said lay in oil, finance and pensions.