Sentence examples for substantially at risk from inspiring English sources

Another innovation--PrEP prophylactic medications combined with outreach and prevention strategies--is under way among people who are substantially at risk.

At issue for the cardinal is the fact that the Irish government, under Kenny's leadership, is proposing legislation to codify a 1992 Irish Supreme Court decision -- the X Case -- that would allow for abortion in cases where the life of the mother is substantially at risk, even due to suicide.

By 2025, "substantially at-risk" coal – meaning coal plants with operational costs at least 25% higher than building new local wind or solar generation – rises from 94 GW in 2018 to 140 GW, or roughly half the existing U.S. fleet.

Our analysis represents high confidence that replacing substantially at-risk coal plants with local renewable energy would immediately yield cost reductions, and these plants also raise the potential for resources like demand response or energy storage to cost-effectively tackle intermittency concerns.

Overweight people were substantially more at risk of dementia, he said.

Academics and advocates say homeless adolescent mothers are substantially more at risk of further pregnancies, sexual abuse, mental health issues and dropping out.

Whereas other south-eastern states have substantially fewer people at risk, states such as Georgia, South Carolina and Louisiana have over 10% of future coastal populations at risk under the 1.8m scenario.

With no current program aimed at upgrading ships and no new ones planned, the letter said, "The nation's icebreaking capability has diminished substantially and is at risk of being unable to support our national interests in the Arctic regions".

The location of future eruptions substantially influences the areas at risk from eruption related hazards.

On the other hand, Normal and Lomax results differed substantially as the value at risk quantile varied, and these (as expected) are influenced by the dispersion of the claims distribution.

This has the potential to substantially impact individuals most at risk of incarceration in that a large number of all inmates report having mental health issues or substance dependency (Petersilia 2008).