Sentence examples for taking on risks from inspiring English sources

The disrupters are taking on risks, and savers should be glad.

Lloyd's has built a gilt-edge reputation by taking on risks that other insurers shied away from.

In a new book, Ms Jarzabkowski and colleagues worry that ill-informed investors may be taking on risks they do not understand, and that the flow of capital could easily dry up if they suffer unexpected losses.

He blamed some German banks for taking on risks beyond their capacity and competence.Whatever their rights and wrongs, IKB's troubles have triggered a crisis of confidence in Germany's publicly owned banks that could eventually turn out to have beneficial consequences.

Despite her reputation for being overly solicitous of Wall Street, Clinton has strong proposals to prevent large financial institutions from taking on risks that could derail the economy again.

The cofounder of MatlinPatterson, a $9 billion distressed debt fund in New York, has a reputation for taking on risks nobody else wants.

Taking on risk hasn't always helped, though.

But Mr. Sanzillo said the buyers had taken on risk they could not afford.

"Any person who undertakes independent action in Russia – in journalism, business, anything – takes on risk," he said.

If those investors are going to take on risk, he said, "they would rather that it be on the equity side".

According to Futex boss Paulo Rossi, he was "very bright, very diligent, willing to take on risk - and he did take on risk".