Sentence examples for expansion of risk from inspiring English sources

In light of the recent financial crisis, several commentators concluded that the continuing expansion of risk measurement is dysfunctional (Power, 2009, Taleb, 2007).

At the same time, any expansion of risk premiums will generally be a negative development for asset classes as a whole.

In their proposal, Democrats said they would advocate for, among other things, "New cutting edge technology along the border to improve situational awareness"; "an expansion of risk based targeting"; and an expansion of U.S. Customs and Border Protection's "air and marine operations along the border and in U.S. waters" in negotiations with Republicans over immigration and border security.

As a consequence, the real meat of the food safety legislation is its expansion of risk reduction rules called Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP), which already apply to meat, poultry and seafood producers.

With lower decoupled payments and resulting decrease in off-farm work, does the expansion of risk management programs in 2014 Farm Bill sufficiently offset and further reduce the risk of farming?

Extraordinary expansion of risk in the global financial system.

Democrats have also called for "an expansion of risk-based targeting," which means increasing the use of artificial intelligence software to determine which travelers should be detained and subjected to invasive screening, interrogation or incarceration.

Despite an immense expansion of risk-related knowledge systems including special research programs and institutes, specialized journals, advanced technology and increased financial resources, converting research findings into concrete applications for DRR and management remains a challenge (Weichselgartner and Kasperson 2010).

The expansion of locust risk areas are usually preceded by dry, hot years and lower water levels in Balkhash Lake when larger areas of reed grass are free from seasonal flooding.

Although rates of northward range expansion of high risk zones for B. burgdorferi in eastern Canada may be limited by the rates at which P. leucopus can expand its range with climate change, it is also apparent from our study that relatively modest changes in northward range expansion will likely be accompanied by very much greater expansion of the range of the rodent eastwards and westward.

At the same time, we find that the issuances of debt are correlated with the issuances of hybrid instruments because hybrids were the instrument used by banks to comply with the higher regulatory capital requirements derived from the expansion of the (risk-weighted) assets.