Sentence examples for risks use from inspiring English sources

It was true what your grandmother said: Don't owe too much, don't take risks, use things well".

If you want to take some risks, use up your risk units in emerging equity and emerging debt.

Straub et al. (1997) studied the uncertainty dimension and found that countries that are located on the strong uncertainty end (i.e. fear of ambiguous situations or avoidance of risks) use electronic media less often since these media are not as well suited to uncertainty reduction as face-to-face and other media-rich channels.

But to explore, we need to take risks, use our intuition, and, when appropriate, think things out - use both sides of our brains.

The destruction in Joplin, Mo., is now leading to the reconstruction, and in the words of the New York Times, while "there is no silver lining to a funnel cloud," there is opportunity to build back better, using money from recovery funds to help the community adapt to new risks, use less energy and maybe save money in the long run.

It is potentially dangerous, so don't take risks, use a soft ground, and even headgear (not mandatory, but might be nice).

This includes being transparent, taking risks, using country systems, and ensuring timely and predictable aid.

In doing so, he risks using a bad argument to sell a good policy.

However, Mitchell risks using her abstractly as a one-note hate figure, without trying to understand her complexities.

"Risks used to be confined largely to executives and business owners with large incomes," said Edward N. Wolff, an economist at New York University who studies wealth and income.

A spokesman for A.I.G., Mark Herr, said the unit, the American Life Insurance Company, had restored its capital by transferring risks "using coinsurance and modified coinsurance," among other techniques.