Sentence examples for a risky model from inspiring English sources

Mark Carney, governor of the Bank of England, recently said he expected three-quarters of growth over the next year or so to come from consumption or housing – but many economists fear that's a risky model.

"The gentleman who ran the fund decided to go to a more risky model," Dr. Tombari said.

"We have been so overtly dependent on advertising as the turbine that runs this place, and that is a very, very risky model as we emerge from the recession," Mr. Townsend said on Friday.

Roeding also says CBS is pursuing a different, less risky model than other Wi-Fi projects.

That is a risky business model, but not an incredible one.

As the Bush's associate dramaturg Rob Drummer observes: "New writing is perceived as a risky producing model".

Freemium is implicitly a risky business model because it is always unclear how many people will play only the free game and how many will become paying customers.

The statement lobbed a politically charged hand grenade into the election campaign with Labour's health spokesman, Andy Burnham, criticising the government for agreeing a "risky" business model with Circle, and his Conservative opposite number, Jeremy Hunt, accusing Burnham of "playing politics" with the issue.

Learn more about the real trade offs we've had to make - including a risky business model change to Honeyfund - on Beyond the Tank, Friday May 20 at 8 pm/7 pm central on ABC.

That opened the gates to the very highly leveraged, dangerous, risky model of trading, and after that everyone really went for it big time, all of which led to the banking crisis of 2007".

The time-of-booking choices are evaluated within a risky-choice modelling framework, where expected utility and non-expected utility specifications are compared to understand how people perceive price probabilities.