The third point was that there was misunderstanding of tail risk, fostered by financial theories such as value at risk, which he described as the biggest charlatanism in intellectual history.
If Berlin pays the bills and tells the rest of Europe how to behave, it risks fostering destructive nationalist resentment against Germany.
"It risks fostering an atmosphere of fear and confusion in which love, including intense sexual intimacy and experimentation, needlessly becomes an area of conflict rather than pleasure".
"He says that Muslims are not doing enough to integrate and that risks fostering extremism – but just what is enough and how do you measure it?
It risks fostering a dependence on services, as warned against in the government's green paper Independence, Well-being and Choice [pdf] and further backed up by the Commissioning for Better Outcomes guide [pdf].
They emphasize solving problems, taking risks, fostering innovation and measuring success [ 6].
In TC clerkships, students would learn that unduly pathologizing the migrant's experience [ 118] exaggerates deficiencies, risks fostering dependency, [ 191] and "removes the matter from the political and social context that produced... [the] anguish and loss" [ 139].
As Carpenter argues in a recent essay, successful regulation, by filling information gaps and managing risk, fosters confidence in the safety and honesty of markets, which in turn makes them bigger and more robust.
In "At Berkeley," Wiseman, looking admiringly at the historic seat of student radicalism, comes up against the impossibility of a radical university — because real radicalism isn't something that responsible administrators unwilling to renounce the proper administration of the university itself, and maybe even to put its very existence at risk, can foster.
The finding of a low level knee OA knowledge among Malaysian railway workers points to an urgent need for massive information to be disseminated among the workers at risk to foster primary prevention and self-care.
