Sentence examples for risking costly from inspiring English sources

PREVENTIVE CARE Because people with high deductible plans are less likely to seek routine preventive treatment — risking costly problems later on — some insurers have included basics like an annual physical and certain preventive prescription drugs.

This book became a Vintage Contemporaries paperback without risking costlier hardcover publication.

Unless Athens takes swift action to cut spending and raise revenue, it risks costly E.U. sanctions and further downgrades by credit ratings agencies that would sharply increase its borrowing costs and deepen its economic recession.

By the end of 2015, the lessons learned from DuPont-Dow were causing leading law firms to recommend settlement with activist investors rather than risk costly proxy fights.

Thus, a positive response behaviour towards heterospecific calls would have a negative impact on the fitness of individuals as they would risk costly hybridisation.

There was a "haphazard" approach to government even being informed of foreign investment in such contracts and confusion about whether it could intervene without risking a costly judicial review and compensation.

Chinese representatives had made it clear that Chinese state-owned banks and companies would invest in the high-risk, costly exploitation of Greenland's vast mining resources only if the modification of local regulations would allow the arrival of thousands of low-wage Chinese workers.

3. Risk corridors, another three-year transitional program that also was to redistribute money from insurers with low risks to those with high-risk, costly patients.

Among its advantages are strict libel laws, which mean nosy journalists risk long, costly legal battles.

He was told he risked prosecution, costly litigation, perhaps the very reputation of The Times as a patriotic and valued institution.

(If you don't make a plan, Ms. Pierson said, you risk making costly mistakes and bad choices, and you'll end up hating gardening).