Sentence examples for spoken risk from inspiring English sources

Children from families who did not speak English at home were five times as likely to partially catch-up than children living in homes where only English was spoken (risk ratio 4.68 (95% CI 3.63 to 6.03)).

Every woman who spoke risked her life to do so, with the hope of help.

We can listen without risk of permanent damage and speak without risk of offending.

It is common to hear people speak of risk of heart attack, or risk of developing cancer based on genetic, behavioural or environmental exposures.

Intuitively speaking, the risk of loss in the far future might be more preferred than the imminent risk of loss.

They decline to speak, to risk unraveling.

Statistically speaking, the risk is small — less than 1 in 100,000 — but it is genuine, and there are some alternatives.

"Bird populations have grown and the number of flights has increased, so statistically speaking the risk of bird strike has gone up.

Those with the courage to speak up risk losing their inadequate medical subsidies and even having their children ejected from public school.

And how extraordinary, speaking of risk factors, that the rotten luck of our fellow humans still perplexes us almost as much as the luck of that petrified reptile.

Generally speaking, the risk of illegal residence exhibits a U-shaped structure.