Additionally, we show that the context of change provides the possibility of reshaping of masculinity to construct masculinities (resourceful responsible men) based on ideas of caring and protecting which are less sexually risky and enable treatment adherence.
He explained how Wall Street created collateralized debt obligations to buy up risky paper, pool it and make it less risky, in turn enabling more reckless lending.
3) Alliances are especially popular in risky, uncertain situations enabling firms to spread risk (pp. 20 and 24 in Miles et al. 1999; p. 20 in Anderson 1990). .
If, as British robotics professor Noel Sharkey says, "decisions about [robots'] application will be left to the military, industry and busy parents," we run a risk of enabling very risky behavior among robots, indeed.
These cycles are known as ultradian rhythms, and they may offer survival benefits by enabling potentially risky behaviors, such as foraging, to be coordinated between members of a group.
Many of the subprime mortgages had been financed through the securitization market, where a wondrous financial alchemy enabled risky investments to be transformed into supposedly safe investments rated AAA by the bond rating agencies, whose calculations of maximum possible losses turned out to have been woefully low.
They are charging into more treacherous slices of debt, enabling even highly leveraged, risky companies to sell bonds and loans with little protection.
As long as housing prices kept rising, however, they also knew that portfolios with high concentrations of the riskier assets would post higher returns, enabling them to attract additional investors.
This kind of defining self-statement can also act as mental "circuit-breakers," enabling teens to avoid negative or risky behaviors.
