A literal translation into German of some original wording risked being misunderstood e.g., how often participants did something "in the last year".
In other words, risk premiums are too high.
The word risk has been discredited by an army of so-called assessors and become meaningless.
Despite the word "risk" in the name, most arbitrageurs tend to be highly conservative.
Reflecting on Malala Yousafzai Write the word "risk" on the board and ask students to take a minute and think about what that word means.
On the page his words risk losing most of their meaning, for it is in their rollocking, 100mph delivery that they come to life.
The summary mentioned the word "risk" more than 230 times, compared to just over 40 mentions seven years ago, according to a count by the Red Cross.
For those who like word clouds, the Red Cross has done a quick count and found that in the 26-page summary of the report the word "risk" is used more than 230 times.
In a close reading of the text, David Rosenberg, the chief economist and strategist at Gluskin Sheff in Toronto, found that the word "risk" appeared 27 times in the new minutes, compared with eight in December and five in October.
The word "risk" has several clearly distinguishable meanings, in both technology and other social areas.
