Sentence examples for risk of termination from inspiring English sources
Although G.M.'s labor contracts would be at risk of termination in a bankruptcy, setting up a potential confrontation with its unions, the company says its pension obligations are largely financed for its 479,000 retirees and their spouses.
The goal is to sell an average of $200 worth of add-ons per machine, and a sales rep who can't achieve that goal, Ms. Shah said, is at risk of termination.
He had already begun to sour on the job when in 2007, he said, his store began an attendance system whereby employees accumulated a point for every day they did not come to work; anyone with four points in a 90-day period was at risk of termination.
Even if she ceased all media interviews immediately, she would continue to be in serious risk of termination.
Another is the Obama administration's regular, nationwide assessments, which are at risk of termination under President Trump.
The surgeons said that they attempt to give every patient a chance to survive, and avoid the risk of termination of treatment too early may result in overtreatment, and prolonging the patients' pain and suffering instead of alleviating them.
Prenatal screening also covers domestic violence, which has been associated with an increased risk of miscarriage, termination of pregnancy, substance abuse, low infant birth weight, and fetal or maternal injury.
Smaller values of M and N lengthen project timelines, thereby giving rise to campaigns that run the risk of premature termination.
Some of this work has focused on developmental responses to the risk of habitat termination, with the overwhelming majority showing that larvae accelerate development and metamorphose earlier [reviewed in 23].
Before changes in guidance some of these 126 pregnancies would have been at risk of inadvertent termination.
The method enables the selection of unaffected embryos for transfer, hence avoiding the risk of pregnancy termination and has become an integral part of assisted reproductive services.
