Sentence examples for seriously put at risk from inspiring English sources

Société Générale, which almost collapsed as a result of the losses, issued a statement pointing out that Kerviel had been convicted in three trials and that his illegal actions had "seriously put at risk the bank and all its staff".

The only time Christmas was seriously put at risk it was done so by the British parliament, not by immigrants.

Needed instead is a candid call from Clinton to say: Does Israel seriously want to put at risk American sailors and airmen who may have to intercede in the Taiwan Strait?

The lives of people seriously ill with eating disorders are being put at risk because they have to wait up to three years for NHS treatment.

Troops could be put at risk.

"Public safety will be put at risk.

Patients' health was put at risk".

The risk of the entire ecosystem is put at risk.

Medical and social scientists must seriously consider gender, its interaction with physiologic and immunologic factors, and the ways in which men and women can be protected from or put at risk for communicable diseases by that interaction.

Porter said Parker was wrong: Point to anything that the Guardian has published over the last three months that has seriously put our national security at risk.

"It's a rare sporting event and for it to be effectively destroyed by the actions of a crazy guy, who was seriously putting his life at risk, was a massive disappointment".