Sentence examples for rich risk from inspiring English sources

For one thing, the threat of a recession would make it harder to advocate allowing President Bush's tax cuts to expire, as the lower rates are scheduled to do in 2010, and easier for Republicans to argue that Democratic proposals to raise taxes on the rich risk making the economy worse.

When The Rich Risk Their Necks 03.11.03 Having proved that they can work hard, many successful CEOs and super-rich individuals need to prove they can play equally hard.

And on the magazine's Web site, "Trader Dater" is a kind of online dating service for rich risk-takers.

When space becomes a democracy or, at least, a plutocracy the rich risk-takers who have seen the fragile Earth from above might form an influential cohort of environmental activists.

At the beginning of a year that will end with midterm elections, to insist that the President represents a threat to democracy risks tipping the country into a pattern of reciprocal hysterias; to treat the President as a conventional Republican focussed on tax cuts for the rich risks understating the peril.

The government put up a ferocious fightback this week, rightly sensing that cuts for the frail and party-time for the mega-rich risk shocking even natural conservatives.

Methods: We are developing prototype risk assessments that compare the results of traditional, data-rich risk assessments with insights gained from new types of molecular and systems biology data.

The options for Cyprus – and what will happen if the worst comes to the worst... Option 1: Renegotiate The mechanics Cyprus is keen to avoid public outrage by taxing small deposit holders, while charges on Russia's super-rich risks driving away the island's big spenders.

Within the rich world, risk premiums have risen dramatically for already-indebted governments such as those of Greece and Italy.

"Should I be a 'strong woman' and make money and have a career, maybe grow rich, but risk not finding a husband or having a child?

Still, Mr. Mihm's creative account of the early American economy shines, spotlighting the on-the-edge inventiveness, and over-the-edge cons, that have made the United States so rich in risk, reward and redemption.