Sentence examples for pursue risk from inspiring English sources

He explains that he and Susan and their three daughters divide time between Santa Barbara, Calif., and Chico Springs, Mont., ("You know the whorehouse in 'Heaven's Gate'? That's where we live") suggesting that the solidity of his domestic situation liberates him to pursue risk and complication in his creative life.

Venture capitalists adjust their investment strategy to balance fundraising incentives against the incentive to pursue risk provided by carried interest.

To address the biological complexity issue associated with chronic diseases, the EPA and other agencies have begun to pursue risk assessment models that incorporate biological information.

Similar to the Riding Disciples in Christmas, et al., categorization, these riders seem to believe avoiding risk is a personal responsibility and did not pursue risk for its excitement alone [ 23].

Our goal of population-based Jewish genetic testing is to identify unaffected women at risk of developing cancer, so they may pursue risk reduction options and intensive cancer screening.

One study found that older bosses, closing in on retirement, were more likely to pursue risk-averse strategies whether that made sound business sense or not.

However, we suggest caution: if it is to be any benefit to health, genetic risk information needs to prompt individuals to pursue risk-reduction behaviors, yet early evidence suggests that genetic risk may not be an effective motivator of behavior change.

Take risks to pursue dreams, risk being hurt in order to love, risk embarrassment by expressing yourself.

Since we found that South Asian patients are having their AMI at an earlier age, they may be more likely to come under medical supervision and pursue aggressive risk factor management, therefore decreasing their risk of death in the long term.

Lyerly and colleagues found that risk perception affects medical decision-making in pregnancy, pointing out that the tendency for health care professionals has been to "pursue zero risk to the fetus, independent of the absolute size of the risk, of competing considerations, or of recognition that fetal risk exists in other acceptable contexts" [ 49] (p. 981).

This bargain established national banking boundaries behind which indigenous national banks developed, protected banks from foreign competition and threat of acquisition, and enabled banks to pursue lower risk banking business.