Sentence examples for have less risky from inspiring English sources

The banks have less risky assets on their balance sheets, which helped them get through the recent rout in the bond market without big losses.

We also examined if the gender of the CEO affects the firm risk level, and if the compensation packages that boards give to female CEOs have less risky components than those given to male CEOs.

Sociable people seem to reap extra rewards from their relationships by feeling less stressed, taking better care of themselves and having less risky lifestyles than those who are more isolated, they claim.

Unfortunately, the infertile men had had significantly more partners and also reported previous STIs more commonly than did the controls, suggesting that the control group had less risky behaviour.

Committee chairwoman Meg Hillier said the overhaul of HMRC "would have been less risky had it not attempted to do everything at the same time".

As a result of the trial interventions, both men and women gained confidence in their own abilities to have safer, less risky sexual behaviour.

It finds that while these institutions have become less risky individually after the crisis, the financial market has become more vulnerable to systemic contagion.

Although locations closer to Midtown and Chelsea might have been less risky in the early years, not every developer has played it safe.

"Emerging markets have become less risky places to invest," said Simon Hallett, co-manager of the Harding Loevner Emerging Markets Portfolio.

"It was a sine qua non for some member states," the official added, "but it would have been less risky and less expensive without" it.

But the reality is that, a couple of blow-ups aside, hedge funds have proved less risky than most other financial firms.