Sentence examples for favor risk from inspiring English sources
Recent studies have provided evidence in support of the targeted TST and recommendations that favor risk assessment over universal screening with TST.
Current government initiatives favor risk factor reduction in CHD patients (secondary prevention), but population-based primary prevention might be more powerful.
Proxy Governance said shareholders should elect two of Mr. Ackman's five nominees for Target's board, while Egan-Jones PershingrviceSquare Pershing Square's stake created "an incentive to favor risk-taking to affect short-term share performance".
Two shareholder advisory groups have split on proposals that Target Corporation shareholders are about to vote on, with one saying the hedge fund leader William Ackman's moves favor risk-taking over long-term performance.
We can point out, however, that as long as the inheritance system is such that acquired fitness exerts a positive effect on the fitness of offspring, the correlations that favor risk-taking genes will exist.
Oaxacans practice a spunky form of Catholicism: in some villages, saints who fail to grant favors risk getting slugged by their petitioners.
Avoidance is the favored risk reduction strategy chosen by the majority of the study participants (see answers b and c in Fig. 3), which is a useful general strategy for consumers.
These studies provide evidence in support of the targeted TST and recommendations favoring risk assessment over universal screening with a TST.
"When the culture of a company favors risk-taking and cutting corners above other concerns, systemic failures like this oil spill disaster result without direct decisions being made or trade-offs being considered," he said.
At the same time, some Democrats say that Mr. Obama, by continuing to straddle an issue that many supporters and gay activists believe he privately favors, risks looking politically calculating, even cynical.
In April 2012, Mr. Binz was the lead author of a paper favoring "risk-aware energy regulation," which argued for building wind farms and other sources of renewable energy as a hedge against future fossil fuel price increases and costly new pollution rules on burning coal or gas.
