We live under the shadow of new risks, but these can be minimized by a culture of responsible innovation -- especially in fields like biotech, advanced AI and geoengineering -- and by reprioritizing the thrust of the world's technological effort.
"Medicare Advantage: Regulated Competition in the Shadow of a Public Option". Risk Adjustment, Risk Sharing and Premium Regulation in Health Insurance Market.
Carbon-dioxide levels are still rising; the shadow of uncertainty and risk they cast into the future is getting deeper and longer.
Credit Suisse First Boston, moreover, is struggling to emerge from the shadow of the highflying, risk-taking image it acquired during the technology boom of the late 1990's.
Shadow reinsurance undermines the measures of risk used by regulators and others to gauge insurers' health.
The Queen herself has made the register, with the tomb of her ancestors, the grade I listed Frogmore mausoleum in the shadow of Windsor Castle, judged at risk and given four hard hats (out of six) urgency of need for repairs.
"If we are to have a courageous society rather than a cowardly society, we need to abandon the rhetoric of risk minimisation". The shadow chancellor failed to explain why it is courageous to expose your workers to asbestos.
If it's not me, it damn well better be somebody I'd risk my life for -- and someone I know without a shadow of a doubt who'd risk his/her life for me, because that's the way it has to be -- before I get figuratively or literally onboard.
The relative risk for infection was greatest among people who worked in the center of the factory floor outside the shadow of the overhanging balcony; the risk for infection dropped towards the sides of the building.
Such competitiveness concerns will likely result in regulatory arbitrage and new sources of shadow banking risks.
But these pubs – whether they're 1930s-style redbrick structures with pitched roofs and large beer gardens, or forbidding cubes of wood and brick that squat in the shadow of tower blocks – are now at risk.
