Sentence examples for risk mentality from inspiring English sources

The "I'm not at risk" mentality infects even the most well-informed women.

I think Reeve is right that there's a huge risk-averse mentality; part of it is a fear of litigation, and part of it is institutions and investigators who don't want to be associated with failures.

But the risk-averse mentality of the Bureau of Diplomatic Security had reached a logical extreme in Iraq.

Maryland has become a mainstay at the Final Four with its defensive approach, slow pace and low-risk offensive mentality.

Add to health risks the mentality of a culture where sex is a commodity and big business.

The idea of launching a business shouldn't be a scary experience; it should be an exhilarating and collaborative opportunity collecting the learnings of advisors, industry professionals, friends, colleagues who have already built successful startups and can help teach people how to pick up their bootstraps, learn fast from their pitfalls and benefit from having a "risk-takers" mentality.

Ekvall [ 4] describes this in terms of the organisation's climate, implying a certain degree of openness, commitment, motivation and risk-taking mentality.

Unlike Duval, Mickelson underwent an accounting of his life before rediscovering his passion for the game, before dedicating himself to rehabbing his risk-taker's mentality, before Augusta this spring.

Vodafone's chief executive Vittorio Colao charged that the European Commission's "auto-pilot regulation mentality" risked crippling the region's economic growth, while Mr. Richard at France Telecom said the priority should be on investment not regulation.

We still have an ambitious and risk-taking startup mentality, we just now have more resources to do the things we've always wanted to do.

Having a "lender of last resort" as the systemic risk regulator keeps this mentality alive.