Sentence examples for risk lightening from inspiring English sources

You still risk lightening your pockets running the gift shop gauntlet, of course.

This precedent suggests that mere bans like that promoted by Ivory Coast this week will not be enough to overcome the health risks of skin lightening products.

The fear right now is that banks are tweaking their models to lower risk weighted assets, to lighten capital charges.

For example, if you focus on the economy and find that it's weak, you might think it wise to lighten the risk in your portfolio and concentrate on protecting your assets.

By lightening the burden on risk-taking, productivity and labor, we get more of these good things.

Therefore, immigrants and minority groups are at higher risk for mercury poisoning from skin-lightening creams.

Irene Njoroge's mission to raise awareness among black African women of the grave risks associated with skin-lightening creams (The Saturday Profile, June 15) skirts the societal ill from which this practice stems.

"It's past the time to lighten up, no reason to chase risk assets from currently lofty valuations," says Paul McCulley, managing director at Pimco.

Consider a shovel with a smaller blade to lighten the load and reduce the risk of spinal injury.

Rosemary Sagar, head of global investments at the United States Trust Company, said money managers there were lightening up on international stocks to improve risk reduction.

The aim of the TELEGRAFT study is to determine whether video conferencing could be used to individualize patients' care so as to lighten (reinforce) follow-up in low (high) risk patients as compared to standard of care at hospital.