Sentence examples for unmanageable risk from inspiring English sources

Companies deal with unmanageable risk by buying insurance, and insurance companies buy reinsurance.

Those costs, coupled with an unmanageable risk of company-ending fines, imposed by bureaucrats who may be motivated more by politics than pragmatics, could transform the nature of digital interaction.

Unmanageable caseloads means unmanageable risk, as one social worker emphasised when explaining about a particular case he was grappling with at the time: "I have niggling concerns about the mum and her two children but I don't have the time to go back frequently to tease out the situation".

"And unmanageable risks bankrupt insurers".

Transformation must start within the next five to ten years to avoid potentially unmanageable risks.

It is completely irresponsible to drill for oil in such a fragile environment; there are simply too many unmanageable risks".

That is meant to give regulators a better handle on systemic risk and to close a loophole that allowed financial institutions to take on unmanageable risks even as they adhered to the letter of the law.

Across the officer corps, a large number of senior military leaders share Admiral Fallon's broad assessment that a war with Iran would bring unexpected and, perhaps, unmanageable, risks elsewhere in the Muslim world and around the globe.

Fourth, there should be a code of conduct: governments shouldn't transfer unmanageable risks and firms should fund pensions properly, have strong balance sheets and pay their own suppliers promptly.

Samantha Smith, leader of the WWF Global Climate & Energy Initiative: This report tells us that we have two clear choices: cut emissions now and invest in adaption - and have a world that has challenging and just barely manageable risks; or do nothing and face a world of devastating and unmanageable risks and impacts.

This model proposes a curvilinear relationship between risk (e.g., stressors) and negative outcome (e.g., depression), such that a moderate manageable risk would provide better long-term outcome than no risk or severe unmanageable risks [ 39].