The subject of mortality comes up surprisingly often when gymnasts talk about their sport, and the Produnova seemed to mark some kind of peak in the willingness of the competitors to risk debilitating injury for the sake of glory.
It would conceivably put Ford at a cost disadvantage with steel-based competitors, and risk alienating truck buyers wary of change.
But if we aim too low, we may grow more slowly, leave the door open for competitors and risk a lower valuation on our next round of financing.
In addition to intrinsic factors, extrinsic factors, such as the signal intensity of neighbors, the density of competitors, predation risk, and female availability, may determine the type and frequency of male response to conspecific advertisement signals.
She tends to draw away from her competitors, but risks being reeled back in by the field.
With other EU members showing little appetite to match our ambitions, this will continue to push electricity prices above our competitors and risks pushing investment abroad.
[124] Starting in 1998, Bezos publishes an annual letter for Amazon shareholders wherein he frequently refers to five principles: Focus on customers not competitors, take risks for market leadership, facilitate staff morality, build a company culture, and empower people.
Competitors "The great risk to Google is that someday it will face real competition in search," said Jordan Rohan, an analyst at RBC Capital Markets.
IBM and other buyers of commodity parts flocked to Future because it had a depth of inventory that its competitors wouldn't risk.
In many cases, leading acquirers appear to be making preemptive moves for attractive assets, so they don't risk competitors taking the deals or paying up as valuations rise in the future.
