Sentence examples for sites at risk from inspiring English sources

Meyer said there is a "great urgency" to intervene and save cultural sites at risk from a rapidly warming planet.

One of the most unusual sites at risk is the national filling factory, hidden in shrubbery close to the M40 motorway near Banbury in Oxfordshire.

The Statue of Liberty in New York is one of the sites at risk from rising sea levels and storms, illustrated by the devastating Hurricane Sandy in 2012.

Another of the sites at risk is Hinkley Point in Somerset, where the first of the new nuclear stations is planned and where there are reactors in operation and being decommissioned.

With sites at risk on all continents, an international protocol, a legal framework, a body of regulations and an established routine are needed to ensure that the data is gathered, transmitted and recorded properly, Mr. Anati said.

130 The number of centre sites at risk of closure The census, which was conducted over two months in the summer, is based on 388 responses from managers in 124 local authorities across England.

The site, for its part, details four levels of language-crisis, which users can find via an interactive map on the site: "at risk," "endangered," "severely endangered," and the ominous-sounding "vitality unknown".

This means that although no snails that were positive for S. mansoni were found at the breeding sites, these sites were at risk of becoming schistosomiasis transmission foci at any time.

So some researchers are developing ways to rapidly take a 3D snapshot of a site at risk.

Promising results have been obtained with sentinel node biopsy (SNB) in early oral carcinoma, but the floor of the mouth remains a site at risk of misdiagnosis.

A £1bn new M4 relief road through Newport's dockside could put jobs and future investment at the site at risk, says Associated British Ports (ABP).