Sentence examples for imply risk from inspiring English sources

These words imply risk, potential failure and blame".

This implies that the same risk ratio will correspond to a larger absolute risk difference if there is a higher baseline risk: for example, 1% versus 2% and 5% versus 10% both imply risk ratios of 2, but varying absolute risk differences.

"If small studies on transgenic crops imply risk or harm, an additional level of rigor must be employed to ensure reproducibility and hard significance of the primary findings," says Kevin M. Folta, an associate professor in the University of Florida Horticultural Science Department.

The properties imply risks and opportunities for biogas production and the possibility to develop towards a stage with a higher potential and a higher connectedness.

Axelrod argued that a vote for the SNP was like "a bank shot" – a sporting metaphor implying risk.

Peter Hutton at RBC Capital Markets said: [The] implied risk that BG could raise a rights issue looks overdone, in our view.

It includes no disaster, but the message in this context is that all technological progress implies risk.

A floating currency means more volatility; volatility implies risk; and to accept risk, investors demand a reward of high interest rates.

From these we can calculate the implied affine yield curves, term premia, the implied risk neutral curves and hence interest rate expectations.

We can also derive the implied risk neutral curves by setting the price of risk terms (lambda _0) and (lambda _1) to zero.

Jack Chee, mutual fund analyst with Value Line, points out that many focus funds have concentrated holdings, but says it's really not a problem, as long as investors are aware of the implied risk.