Sentence examples for risk affordability from inspiring English sources

The average value of entrepreneurial orientation is 3.13, which indicates that the enterprises also care for their innovation capability, risk affordability and prospective improvement.

But when serious people queue up to condemn Hinkley as a colossal waste of time and money, risking security, affordability and the climate, ministers should swallow their pride and ditch it.

Mark Hellowell, lecturer in global health policy at Edinburgh University and an adviser to the Treasury select committee inquiry into PFIs, said: "There are some really significant risks to affordability here".

The East of England and London were most exposed to the affordability risk.

The GCV acquisition strategy was revised on 17 January 2013 to further reduce risk and maintain affordability of the program.

Despite this "increased stability", the watchdog warned there were still risks to the affordability of future equipment purchases.

"Demand in London has in part been driven by the growth in buy-to-let activity [which is more heavily concentrated in London] and there is a risk that the stretched affordability and yield metrics, combined with a change in economic conditions or reduced investor demand, could cause a correction to house prices," Nationwide said.

A failure to increase the supply of new homes to address this affordability challenge risks pricing people out of the city.

Public concern over housing affordability and risks to the financial stability of New Zealand's economy have led to central government intervention and renegotiation of authority between different tiers of government for land use and infrastructure provision.

The center's Institute for Affordable Housing Policy has already used the database to identify 227 properties throughout the city that are at risk of expiring out of affordability programs by the end of 2015.

While ACS guidelines clearly represent a valuable standard of care, the group concluded that these challenges can be best met by establishing cardiac networks and individual hospital models/clinical pathways taking into account local risk factors (including socioeconomic status), affordability and availability of pharmacotherapies/invasive facilities, and the nature of local healthcare systems.