Sentence examples for viable risk from inspiring English sources

Here's the institute on the multibillion-dollar problems that might create: There is significant risk that low exchange enrollment in the first year due to the lack of a mandate could begin an adverse selection cycle which would make it difficult to establish viable risk pools in the exchange in future years.

However, although cultivation is seen by some as a viable risk management strategy ((Campbell 1984; Smith 1998)), others view it as unsustainable and destructive option that even accentuates risk ((Hogg 1987; Hogg 1988)).

Certainly, viable risk pools exist at the large corporate captive level, but at the 831(b) level it probably shouldn't give anybody much comfort that many of the captive managers out there claim that their pool is the only one that "works" (without any proof of that), and everybody's else risk pool is fatally flawed in some way or another.

"If the Cuomo administration does proceed to permit drilling, it will require, at the very least, a viable risk management plan to restore balance to risk allocation as it currently exists at the drill site".

TTC reacts with intracellular dehydrogenases to stain viable risk zone tissue red leaving the infarcted areas off-white.

All the slices from one heart were scanned into the computer for analysis or drawn onto acetate, and the area at risk, area of infarction, and area of viable risk zone was delineated and converted to a volume assuming a 2 mm slice thickness.

The Helping Each other Act Responsibly Together (HEART) campaign conveys information for young people ages 13 to 19 years about sexually transmitted infections, HIV, and acquired immune deficiency syndrome transmission and prevention, and promotes abstinence, a return to abstinence, or consistent condom use as viable risk-reduction practices.

Viable disaster risk reduction measures should resolve the root causes of predisaster vulnerabilities.

"As an agency, NARA lacks a viable, robust risk identification and mitigation strategy, and we all pay for this shortcoming," he told representatives.

Some Republican grandees argue that Iowa's inability to chose viable candidates risks marginalising its once-crucial kingmaker role.

Preventing ALI and progression to ARDS has the potential to facilitate the return of viable at-risk patients back to their communities with the capacity to provide meaningful contributions to society.