Sentence examples for enduring risk from inspiring English sources
Of course, enduring risk is no guaranty of return: Tellabs is up just 7% year-to-date.
There will be an enduring risk that the weakness of the Afghan government and the deep ethnic divisions in the Afghan Army will intensify internal strife and face Washington with the choice of either reoccupying the country with ground troops or pulling out and leaving Afghanistan to its fate.
As the latter study investigated the risk of life-time depression, however, the finding may not reflect an enduring risk of gestational age and birth weight for depression into old age.
Jihadist violence presents an enduring danger.
Thanks to a change of control, managers could take profits from the premium paid by the buyer straight away rather than going through the agonising wait for options to mature (and enduring the risk that the share price could fall in that time).
However, this expansion has had negative effects on equity because: 1. private insurance firms and providers practice risk selection (cream skimming), excluding or charging higher premiums to those who either suffer chronic diseases or are elderly, and as a consequence those enduring greater risk must pay higher copayments that they often cannot afford; 2.
In these arguments, reconstruction and disaster risk management were linked with broader development issues and their contribution to enduring disaster risks.
In return for enduring these risks, a cow catcher earns about 10,000 rupees, or $250, a month.
Most workers are from the northern parts of Egypt, where the dire economic situation "makes enduring the risks of working in Libya acceptable," Naeem asserted.
As odd as this may sound, it's exactly what Dean Young is good at and Bender attests to his enduring commitment to risk and mutability throughout his career.
