Sentence examples for extent of risk from inspiring English sources

"However, research shows it's the degree of exposure that's important in determining the extent of risk," it adds.

While offering credit to more people has been shown to improve customer loyalty and increase opportunities for marketing to a captive audience, Wall Street analysts debate the extent of risk now inherent in the financing businesses.

The extent of risk in these strategies "depends on how much of a gaming instinct you have," Mr. Boyd said, but most customers are merely looking to minimize their exposure to price swings.

Investors have frequently complained, the regulators said, that they were not told that they faced substantial penalties for early withdrawal of their money nor advised on the extent of risk in the investments.

For the euro, "the downside risk is considerable and the current level doesn't do a great job of exhibiting the extent of risk there," says Omer Esiner, chief market analyst at Commonwealth Foreign Exchange in Washington.

"We believe that Bear Stearns misrepresented the risk to investors in the hedge fund, misrepresented the extent of risk controls that were in place to cut losses and misrepresented performance on conference calls to avoid a run on the bank," he said.

It is not that American motorists are control freaks, needing to be in charge at all times, even to the extent of risking life and limb.

The commitment of government authorities varies, with some deeply supportive of the law — to the extent of risking their lives to help women — and others reluctant to move cases into the courts.

We show that the extent of risk-shifting as well as the yield demanded on corporate debt are larger the later the resolution of uncertainty (thus providing one explanation for the empirical evidence of Reisz and Perlich (2006)).

From a sociological point of view, the public discussion and dispute about the existence and extent of risks of anthropogenic OMP and pathogens in drinking and surface water takes place in public or semi-public discourses.

The state of knowledge pertaining to the indirect effects of herbicides in agricultural field margins is currently insufficient to adequately assess the nature and extent of risks posed by herbicides in these important habitats.