Idiomatic Prepositions — Risk, Exposure & Vulnerability (C2)

According to the latest screening guidance, patients in this particular age band are at significantly greater of developing the condition if a first-degree relative has already been diagnosed. (one word)

With only four games of the season remaining and a run of poor results behind them, the club now finds itself in serious of relegation for the first time in over thirty years. (one word)

Unless the funding settlement is confirmed before the end of the quarter, several of the smaller community projects will be at very real risk closing their doors for good. (one word)

The Environment Agency's revised maps show that nearly two thousand additional properties along this stretch of the estuary are now considered to be at risk tidal flooding within the next two decades. (one word)

For three days and nights, the narrator tells us, the small vessel stood in constant of being driven onto the rocks that guarded the entrance to the only safe harbour for fifty miles. (one word)

Under the revised by-laws, any vehicle left in the loading bay for longer than twenty minutes is to be clamped and removed at the registered keeper's own expense. (one word)

Even his warmest biographers concede that the composer was to bouts of self-doubt so severe that he would sometimes withhold a finished score for years rather than risk its public reception. (one word)

The new hybrid cultivars, for all their improved yield, have turned out to be markedly more to the airborne fungal infection that devastated the eastern orchards two summers ago. (one word)

The independent security audit concluded that, as currently configured, the entire payments platform remains worryingly to a relatively unsophisticated form of credential-stuffing attack. (one word)

By accepting hospitality from a company that was, at the very same time, bidding for one of his department's largest contracts, the minister left himself wide to the charge that his judgement had been compromised. (one word)

All of the prices quoted in this brochure are necessarily to change without notice, and any final booking will be confirmed only once full payment has been received and cleared. (one word)

Once the second financier withdrew his backing at less than a week's notice, the entire production was suddenly thrown into , and the cast were told not to give up their other engagements. (one word)

Older timber-framed buildings of this kind, particularly those that have been repeatedly and badly repaired, are notoriously susceptible exactly the sort of slow structural movement the survey identified. (one word)

Unless the institution is willing to invest seriously in digitisation over the next few years, a great deal of its most fragile archival material is genuinely at of being lost altogether. (one word)

For all its undoubted early influence on the movement, the journal is now in some of becoming little more than a quarterly echo chamber for a steadily shrinking circle of contributors. (one word)