Sentence examples for risk shed from inspiring English sources

Florida set the pattern for states in picking up the risk shed by major carriers.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that the unemployment rate in February had risen in 27 states and fallen in just 7. Virginia, with three Democratic House seats at risk, shed 32,600 jobs; Pennsylvania, with five Democratic seats in jeopardy, lost 16,000.

Pessimists with a larger appetite for risk shed some 4,200 calls at the May $57.5 strike to pocket an average premium of $0.61 per contract.

Bears with a bigger appetite for risk shed roughly 1,900 calls at the lower July $35 strike to pocket an average premium of $0.76 apiece.

And her book — about how a group of young, anonymous women banded together confront their employers despite the career risks — sheds some light on why sexual harassment may be so rampant in Hollywood.

These studies provided several biomarkers for gastric cancer risk, and shed light on the link between epigenetics and H. pylori-associated gastric carcinogenesis.

Unlike randomized trials with heterogeneous patient populations [ 6], targeting a limited population at increased risk might shed light on the specific effects of lower respiratory tract sampling and microbial ecology on clinical outcomes in future studies.

If cattle from high-risk areas shed C. chauvoei in faeces or if animal by-products are contaminated with C. chauvoei, it is possible to spread the bacteria to previously unaffected areas via biogas plants if contaminated digested residues are spread in areas free from C. chauvoei.

"And as much as we and our brethren walk with a lot of swagger, the reality is, these institutions and their risk managers need to shed risk-weighted assets, and that makes these types of transactions more difficult," Mr. DeNunzio said.

Although the importance of a good colostrum management leading to an adequate passive transfer is undebatable in the prevention of NCD [ 17, 31- 33], there are studies showing no significant effect of colostrum feeding routines on the risk of diarrhoea or on the risk of shedding C. parvum [ 4, 6].

The risk of shedding Giardia cysts in animals that were sampled in summer was not significantly different than the risk for animals that were sampled in winter when we adjusted for the herd status prior to enrolling animals.