So many countries, like the United States, are running up such large national debts as a percentage of their overall economies that they could risk eventual default.
To avoid a similar fate, these new utilities (the Googles, Amazons and Ubers of the world) must proactively build algorithmic accountability into their systems, faithfully and transparently act as their own watchdogs or risk eventual onerous regulation.
Businesses today have a choice: Get ahead of pollution problems and gain the added benefits that come with a proactive environmental stance, or risk eventual exposure that can prove detrimental to the bottom line.
The low prices achieved through such tactics have also been alleged by such manufacturers to reduce the potential for locally based industry expansion and to risk eventual precipitation of a withdrawal of international manufacturers from the sector.
Mr. Sharon says that Israel needs to draw more secure boundaries, and that if it does not act now, it risks an eventual, internationally imposed solution to the conflict that will deprive it of more territory.
That kind of partnership risks an eventual misalignment of interests among the shareholders.
The trio's selection was arguably one of the best show-business decisions over the past decade, considering the instant risks and eventual rewards.
The source says the network, which includes senior active duty officers in the Pentagon, will begin making the argument to journalists covering the Pentagon that Obama's withdrawal policy risks an eventual collapse in Iraq.
In addition, living with undiagnosed HIV (the alternative to testing) carries its own risks, including eventual illness and possibly death, and may simply postpone negative reactions.
15 31 Regardless of this, however, suicide attempts by hanging and drowning in particular were strongly associated with risk of eventual successful suicide above the baseline risks represented by self poisoning and cutting.
