Sentence examples for welcome risk from inspiring English sources

Ford's primary purpose is to celebrate short stories as 'daring little instruments', whose brevity must force their creators to welcome risk and flirt with the possibility of disaster.

But Variety called it an "endearing underdog story" that finds the animation studio "taking a welcome risk and betting on a far-fetched story idea".

A country with a low score on this dimension tends to welcome risk and changes, whereas countries with a higher score on uncertainty avoidance respect rules and regulations (Hofstede and Hofstede 2003).

Similar to these riders, Risk Utilizers in our study did not seem to welcome risk and they were motivated to reach their destination safely because their work depended on it.

He said a new judicial investigation, while to a certain extent welcome, risked being "the belated and rotten fruit of a sick country", adding: "Certainly, this new move by the magistrature could prove useful because it will gather together new documents and testimony, but we will be forgiven for doubting that it will be able to give qualitatively more justice than has hitherto been the case".

While it may not age as well as something more sedate, it represents welcome risk-taking in an industry in which many automakers stamp out forgettable designs for fear of alienating buyers.

The prospect of Trump wanting to stage rallies in places where he's not really welcome risks a repeat of 2006, when then-President George W. Bush's White House insisted on traveling to places when some of the candidates wanted little to do with him.

It's part of a school culture that welcomes risk-taking.

Last time, I argued that we should welcome uncertainty, risk, and even stress as essential for any worthwhile world or life.

Although this is certainly welcome, we risk squandering this opportunity if we continue business as usual.

Mr. Magnus's overarching argument is that China still lacks the organizations and institutions that accept — indeed welcome — the risk-taking that holds the key to technological innovation.