Ultimately, ad and content networks operate in a high-risk, winner-take-all game.
At the US Open, Martina Navratilova pointed out how the 17-time Grand Slam winner can now prolong rallies with greater use of spin, and therefore cut down a little on those higher-risk winners.
Wawrinka was so frustrated by Murray's impeccable defence, especially in the first two sets, that he was forced to risk clean winners – 41 to Murray's 25 – rather than build points.
Chan (1988) argued that the risk of winners and losers is changing over time and, when the risk factor is controlled, the reversal strategy can only produce minimal returns.
"Intervening in our planet's systems carries huge risks, with winners and losers, and if we can't deliver political action on clean energy and efficiency then consensus on geo-engineering is a fantasy".
Would Mr. Davis really risk alienating the winner of the architecture institute's top award?
Most days, the 11-year-old munches grass in the company of another retired multiple winner, Risk Of Thunder, owned by Sean Connery.
Sending someone into space seems a rather audacious public relations stunt, one that could carry considerable risk to the winner, not to mention the Space Needle.
"She was a hard worker, a risk taker, a winner," Ms. D'Avino said during the Mass at the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem, Conn., which was attended by Archbishop Henry J. Mansell of Hartford.
The railyards, which sit on both sides of 11th Avenue, between 30th and 33rd Streets, represent both a huge 26-acre opportunity for developers and an enormous risk, because the winner must spend three years and $1.5 billion building a platform over the yards before erecting any tower.
Gregor Avril, head of Haiti's main industrial association, says his members applaud changes that they hope will make it cheaper to produce, say, pasta and books at home than buy them from abroad.But Barbara Kotschwar of the Peterson Institute for International Economics in Washington, DC says the policy runs the risk of picking winners, which is rarely a good idea.
