Sentence examples for risks of moving from inspiring English sources

Dr. Shah said he gave the homes the option of not evacuating, based on the risks of moving the elderly and the frail.

Adrienne Esposito, a member of the laboratory's community advisory board and the president of the Citizens Campaign for the Environment, said the risks of moving the waste were not a big concern.

Self-improvement is on every hand: there are programmes that urge you to clear out the backlog of junk in the spare room; that alert you to the risks of moving abroad, chasing a false dream; that demonstrate how marriages survive and adapt.

The elders consider the evidence presented and weigh up potential risks of moving.

Cortese, though, warned the Argentine about the risks of moving on from St Mary's too quickly.

Hong Kong could be another option, but the political risks of moving under the umbrella of China could be legion.

A smaller rate reduction posed a risk of moving too slowly if the economy was indeed in danger of stalling.

As a result, many people are not prepared to take the risk of moving into work," the DWP says.

We then need a calm, sober, mature assessment of whether the risk of moving to new models of care at this speed and scale is manageable.

But, conversely, the progress made by this generation means that an increasing number of their children are now at heightened risk of moving down the social ladder.

"In the New York area, the pool of new immigrants at risk of moving somewhere else is much bigger than it was," he said.