Sentence examples for would be less at risk from inspiring English sources

Next came a look at property details on Zillow, using the Wi-Fi at McDonald's, and finally a county records check for delinquent taxes ― meaning, Fritz determined, that the owner had likely given up on the property and her family would be less at risk of being discovered. .

Due to the novelty of the TRM intervention and our clinical perception that HF places individuals with complex care needs at increased risk of pressure ulcers, we recruited a sample of ambulatory older adults who would be less at risk.

Younger cows are believed to be less at risk from mad cow disease.

But I suppose the answer should be that it probably is a little, but in amateur boxing, where headguards are compulsory, I'd argue I'm less at risk than I am on the ski slopes or hockey pitch, especially since it will also be my opponent's first fight (although she'll most likely have given herself a bit more time to prepare).

The assumption inside the Vodafone camp is that if the bids are equal, a Vodafone deal is more attractive because there would be less regulatory risk involved and much of AT&T Wireless's management and employees would remain intact, the executives said.

Hence Europe's recovery is less at risk of being derailed by instability in Athens.

Every time we get another offender out of circulation, society is less at risk.

Had any East German child ever been less at risk than he?

Experts say home kit is less at risk.

"[Observers] believe that it would actually make us less stable, because the individual banks would be less diversified and, therefore, at greater risk of failing, because they would haven't profits in one area to turn to when a different area got in trouble.

However, in the absence of any such knowledge the more conservative approach towards imputation for nongeocoded cases based only on at risk population density would be less likely to induce bias, but may fail to detect existing patterns unrelated to population density.