For some, that shared risk led to empathy.
Shared risk has since evolved from a source of comfort into a virus.
Yet his deal is cause for celebration in the executive offices at Citizens Bank Park because there is shared risk.
Brinkmanship, according to Thomas Schelling, the Nobel Prize-winning economist who pioneered the theory of nuclear deterrence, is the art of "manipulating the shared risk of war".
Kari Vigerstol, head of water stewardship at the Nature Conservancy says that they partner with corporates because "they understand shared risk and are responsive to addressing these risks".
Finally, the NATO alliance has been built on a concept of shared risk that is inconsistent with a total withdrawal of American ground forces from Balkan peacekeeping.
By excluding significant numbers of homes from coverage, insurers are undermining the fundamental principle of insurance: shared risk, based on variable premiums for likely loss to insured value.
Shared risk, shared glory.
Psychopathology of primary headache can reflect shared risk factors, pathophysiologic mechanisms, and disease burden.
Shared risk factors and pathophysiologic mechanisms as well as the overall severity of the disease may explain this selective comorbidity.
Increasing evidence supports the association between BD and diabetes mellitus and suggests shared risk factors and disease mechanisms.
