Sentence examples for commensurate risk from inspiring English sources
Individual loans will range from about $1.5 to $2 million and carry terms of five to seven years, at interest rates "comparable to a traditional loan with commensurate risk," said Tim Ferguson, a Next Street co-founder and partner.
The enticement of high returns blinds investors to commensurate risk inherent in these investments.
However, events that amplify or attenuate public concern are not easily predicted [6], and numerous examples exist where the amplification of the perceived risk was not ultimately accompanied by a commensurate risk increase such as; the Chernobyl Disaster [29], [31], cancer risk from cell phones [32], and anthrax outbreaks [28].
This is a huge opportunity, but it carries commensurate risks.
The hope is that private investors and banks now shunning risk by owning government bonds will be forced to seek higher yields elsewhere: either abroad (so weakening the currency) or by investing in the real economy (so boosting demand).It is a hugely bold experiment, with commensurate risks.
Ideally, lenders want not only rates commensurate with risk, but also controls that confine risk and maybe even provide an escape hatch.
Additional limitations include the use of convenience (self-selected) controls as a proxy for population controls and the use of prevalence ORs (to make the crude and adjusted risks commensurate) instead of risk ratios.
The UN's unscientific and discriminatory approach to genetically modified plants and microorganisms violates one of the fundamental precepts of regulation: that the degree of scrutiny should be commensurate with risk, a principle known as "proportionality".
The value of the American stockmarket is only $23 trillion.Little more than a decade ago Hank Greenberg, then the chief executive of AIG, would respond to questions about his firm's growing derivatives book by scoffing at the notion that size was commensurate with risk.
Platelets that exhibit functional extremes convey a commensurate increased risk for bleeding or thrombosis.
