Sentence examples for risk car from inspiring English sources

A risk-adjusted performance (RAP) measure is a profitability measure that jointly takes into consideration the margin or profit produced by a business and its capital at risk (CaR).

The reason for the high risk car accidents in children who were born and raised in Cusco is probably due to the longer duration of work on the street.

"You might as well ban everything that has a potential risk — cars, alcohol and sports," said Mr. Allen, a history student and a former Marine.

And while it could be said that "careful lady" drivers of "high- risk" cars might feel aggrieved by this, they can always control their insurance premia by altering their choice of car.

Cons: risk of car falling on head much greater, noisy, grounded in bad weather Reasons I like tunnels: you still travel in 3D fast, but immune to weather, quiet and no risk cars fall on your head Right move is try both tunnels and flying cars.

"After G.M.'s experience with GMAC, which left G.M. seeking a taxpayer bailout, you have to think the company and, in turn, the taxpayers would be better off if G.M. focused on making cars that people want to buy and stayed clear of repeating its effort to make high-risk car loans," Senator Charles E. Grassley, the Iowa Republican, said in a statement.

Preventing theft There is good news for owners of at-risk car models: The frequency of theft claims for cars and SUVs has declined since 1998, even while average insurance payments per claim have increased.

Table 11 CaR in different methodologies and their capital requirements (IRR)   Capital-at-Risk (CaR) Percentage of Karafarin Bank capital required Basic Indicator Approach 1,288,019,455,849 64 Standardized Approach 1,264,472,491,808 63 This study 746,286,286,124 37 Karafarin Bank Capital (2010) 2,000,000,000,000  .

This was a time when working in Baghdad meant risking car bombs, attempts to blow up journalists' hotels, and abduction -- with the added bonus that if you were kidnapped, your family would likely get the chance to see you tortured on a jihadist website.

The 'correlated additive risks' (CAR) model shown in Fig.  2 corresponds to Neale and Kendler's (1995) 'correlated liability model' of comorbidity.

"Health insurance is supposed to protect you against risk, like car insurance does," said Dr. Bliss.