Sentence examples for spike risk from inspiring English sources

First, it seems to capture in a parsimonious way the most important risks that practitioners face in the market, such as spike risk, short-term risk and long-term risk.

"There's no recent spike in risk or safety incidents that this regulation is responding to.

MRG says that Afghanistan's population has seen a bigger spike in risk for mass killings than any other country on the planet this year.

One Cancer study of 1,240 participants who underwent colonoscopies found that those who slept fewer than six hours a night had a 50percentt spike in risk of colorectal adenomas, which can turn malignant over time.

As for diet soda, it can lead to the same spike and risk of metabolic disease; a recent study indicated that excessive drinking can counterintuitively lead to weight gain".

They suggest that life events have a cumulative impact on psychotic experiences and (more speculatively) that proximal events lead to a spike in risk that diminishes (but not entirely) over time.

Jolie stunned the world with a New York Times Op-Ed article explaining why she decided to have a preventive double mastectomy once she learned that she has the BRCA1 gene, which spikes the risk for breast and ovarian cancers.

And as venture capital investments have spiked, the risk of not receiving funding at all has gone down as well.

Running in the spikes makes risk of damage, walking is kind of slow, but you may run a little, causing minor damage.

And the recent spike in "global risk aversion and financial market volatility" could hurt growth in Asia.

That would spike unemployment and risk social unrest, which Chinese leaders are committed to avoiding.