Sentence examples for old risks from inspiring English sources

Mr. Connor of World Funds said that some old risks still haunted the Russian investment landscape.

But if some old risks have dissipated, some new ones have appeared, Mr. Fleishman said.

Edward M. Stroz, a retired F.B.I. agent who runs his own consulting firm on security issues, said many infrastructure companies found themselves caught between old risks and new threats.

Economies are complicated, ever-changing entities; it was understandable that few economists realized the extent to which short-term lending and securitization of assets such as subprime mortgages had recreated the old risks that deposit insurance and bank regulation were created to control.

She is not like that now: "I grow more narrative by the year," she muses, "saying things to get them said, / feeling no leisure to take old risks".

Although it is over five years old, risks associated with various psychotropic medications are summarized [ 1108].

"And if that upside is there, that old risk-reward situation, then, yeah.

Men and women, young and old, risk getting gashed by tusk or teeth for the glory of taming beasts that can weigh up to 150 pounds.

"The old risk was: If you've never heard of them, how do you know those guys aren't crooks?" said Erik Gordon, director of the University of Florida's Center for Retailing.

Analyses were based on 150 males 18 to 25 years old; risk behavior was assessed in confidential, self-administered questionnaires.

So the company scrapped the old risk-assessment procedure, which involved managers producing a PowerPoint presentation to top executives.