Sentence examples for equate risk from inspiring English sources

They equate risk taking with wanton greed and evildoing.

The car inspection records the faults, as shown in Fig. 4, and equates risk level to required maintenance.

For years, the academics who built the efficient market hypothesis and modern portfolio theory equated risk with volatility — the degree to which the monthly percent return on a portfolio ranges.

He equates risk to taking a chance.

These findings were consistent with the perception that most breast cancer is rapidly fatal and that women falsely equate diagnosis risk with death risk [ 42].

The dose does make the poison, and the author often inappropriately equates hazard with risk.

We directly equate the risk of breakouts to the number of infections beyond the control area that are actually caused by foxes leaving the control area, and secondary infections are ignored (Fig. 10).

Management of cancer in pregnancy is complicated by the tendencies of clinicians to equate (maternal) risk with (maternal plus fetal) benefit, to assume that immediacy of action is always best, to hold the interests of the 'client' (mother) above those of any third party (fetus), and to imply that lack of proven danger equals safety.

The Harvard CAS was the first national study of college students to utilize a gender-specific definition of binge drinking (i.e., four or more drinks in an evening for females or five or more for males in the past 2 weeks) to equate the risk of alcohol-related harms (Wechsler et al. 1995).

Uncertainty equates to risk.

In an email, Ms. Jerde defended the policy, equating the risk that golfers take to those assumed by a skier.