Sentence examples for risks of dealing from inspiring English sources

Those who use swaps to hedge their debt holdings, for example, assume the risks of dealing with counterparties.

This excitement suggests they do not realize the risks of dealing with a cold-blooded opportunist like the former vice-president.

"He understands clearly the risks of dealing with extremists and terrorists," Mr. Bush said in an interview with Reuters on Thursday.

So are some other large oil companies, which find the allure of Russian petroleum too strong to resist, whatever the political risks of dealing with the government or becoming partners with the country's notoriously tough billionaires.

Drug dealing, like banking, is a relationship business only more so, because the risks of dealing with strangers are that much greater.For the police, the freelancers are relatively easy meat.

He even negotiated a deal at one point he refuses to disclose price or the characters he dealt with but backed out when the risks of dealing with squirrelly Russians began to outweigh any anticipated discounts.

"Despite the higher rent possibly obtainable because of the risk of dealing with a person with immunity," he said, "I advise my clients to avoid contracts with individuals possessing diplomatic immunity".

"The lack of some of these procedures, or the ineffectiveness of those currently in place, may place clients at risk of dealing with unscrupulous landlords or poor housing conditions," the report said.

At the risk of dealing in huge stereotypes, it's a commonplace of social anthropology that there are some cultures and sub-cultures that attach high importance to truth-telling and regard telling direct lies as shameful; and others which foster a keen sense of the importance of "saving face" (one's own, or the family's, or the organisation's) and feel it's okay to tell fibs to keep up appearances.

These would be the most "open" phones but you'd run the risk of dealing with a fair amount of distasteful and/or poorly coded applications.

If anyone in your extended family has a history of anxiety or OCD - your children are at risk of dealing with anxiety too.