Sentence examples for risk holding from inspiring English sources

Lehman appears willing to risk holding almost 75 percent of Archstone for a few more years to reap a higher return.

Herkimer, a village of 8,000 about 13 miles southeast of Utica, was incorporated on April 6, 1807, but to schedule a parade in April meant to risk holding it under snow.

It is doubtful that any international science organizations would risk holding a conference here now, or that the affected visa holders will feel comfortable attending professional events or visiting family outside the country, lest they be barred from reëntering.

She is too busy consulting with her homeless supporters, who sleep under trees and in a large tent, and assessing whether they can risk holding a rally or distributing flyers on public jitneys.

Mr Moel of Monitor believes that the firms could generate new revenue opportunities if they were more outward-looking and managed the technology better.The very attributes of Japanese business that led to its technical dominance also risk holding it back.

Yet this subversive mood makes it even less likely than it was already that European governments will risk holding the referendums that significant changes to the EU's treaties would require.

Mr. Glisan's plea focused on the $41 million payment, which he admitted in court was used to eliminate any risk held by LJM2 to the Raptors.

With risk held by so many new market participants, it is not clear how easily they could be corralled to deal with a large default.

The same risk holds today, particularly if the fiscal squeeze involves incentive-dulling tax increases.But public profligacy cannot last for ever.

That increased risk held true in the Australian study even if the people sitting eight hours a day spent at least part of that day exercising.

However, if the fear of taking a risk holds you back, staying in your comfort zone and thus avoiding changes has a price as well!