Sentence examples for exaggerated risk from inspiring English sources

Throw in the actions of short sellers, who made so many billions by spreading "rumors" exaggerating the exaggerated risk taking at Bear and Lehman, and the rest of the big banks and Wall Street had no choice but to beg the taxpayers for all those billions in bailout money.

An aggressive media (they put me high on the list) whipped the markets into a frenzy in 2007 and 2008, exaggerating the exaggerated risk taking at Bear Stearns and Lehman Brothers, whose combined downfall set the stage for the wide financial crisis, and now, all those nasty new regulations.

In the past, Blaine has perched atop a column in Bryant Park, been buried alive, and been imprisoned in a block of ice, as well as faced accusations that his stunts are, if not hoaxes, carefully managed spectacles of exaggerated risk.

Regulatory decision-making for nuclear power plant safety represents a case that is affected by exaggerated risk perception caused by fear.

This suggests that the exaggerated risk of TEs in IMN patients is due to the underlying nephrotic syndrome.

Patients with nephrotic syndrome are at increased risk of thromboembolic events (TEs) among whom, patients with membranous nephropathy are at an exaggerated risk [ 2- 4].

Back in 1994 when I wrote the first edition of Child Safety on the Information Highway for the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children, we didn't have research to distinguish between likely and exaggerated risks.

Genetic risk counselling has been shown to improve significantly the accuracy of risk perception [ 10, 11, 12, 14, 15, 16], but up to 30% of UK women and two-thirds of US women continue to report exaggerated risks of cancer.

Although none of these conditions have any known positive or negative association with OA, controls with these diagnoses may be positively or negatively associated with the TGFβ1 gene and result in exaggerated risks.

magazine complained to the Advertising Standards Authority on the grounds that it exaggerated a risk, which could be as low as one in 10.

However, this hypothesis could partly explain the exaggerated infection risk seen in advanced renal failure, especially dialysis patients [ 40– 40].