Sentence examples for expensive risks from inspiring English sources

The argument for a soda tax is the same as the argument for a tax on tobacco, pollution or, for that matter, banks that take big, expensive risks.

The story does confirm my hunch that New York (and the world) needs its enlightened gazillionaires, whether Rockefellers or Sulzbergers or Bloombergs, who are willing to take expensive risks to keep building American civilization.

"Traditional public policy interventions tend to be big, expensive, risk averse, and hoping to improve things marginally," he says.

For the business owners, the perfectly legal arrangement allows expensive risk to be transferred to the drivers.

Thus the eager frontline beta testers mitigate the expensive risk of developing a commercial tech product, just through the fuel of their social behavior.

"Expensing stock options will increase the time horizon for venture-backed companies' reliance on expensive risk capital because it will take them longer to look profitable" and thus be able to sell stock to the public, said Mark G. Heesen, the president of the National Venture Capital Association.

Public participation in the planning of urban greening has been identified as being of vital importance, without which urban greening projects run a high, and expensive, risk of failure.

The advance assurance of money is also "an advantage for the school because they can see what a person can really do" without taking an expensive risk on a researcher who may not ultimately win funding.

It was therefore seen as an expensive risk and deterred anyone looking for a quick profit.

But Alexander was an expensive risk, and the question was whether anyone would make the movie.

While offering less expensive risk-return profile to investors, the ETFs linked returns of constituent securities to the returns of the ETFs themselves.