But when things go wrong, losses are similarly multiplied.
The ability to get things wrong without loss of life represents a profound transformation in the conduct of war.
If you are wrong, your loss is limited to the option premium.
Paulson called her a "complicated, whip-smart, giant-hearted mother of two who woke up every day, put both feet on the floor and dedicated herself to righting an unconscionable wrong, the loss of two innocents — Ron Goldman and Nicole Brown".
Any of the following will be considered as a deviation from the protocol: randomization of an ineligible patient, enrollment of a patient that is already participating in an another study, enrollment of an participant to this study in another study, a patient receiving the wrong treatment, loss of radiology or any other data, and informed consent violations.
Any of the following will be considered as a deviation from the protocol: randomization of an ineligible patient, enrollment of a patient that is already participating in an another study, enrollment of an PROCON participant in another study, a patient receiving the wrong treatment, loss of radiology or any other data, and informed consent violations.
When these bets turned out to be wrong, the losses to the banks and their stockholders were staggering.
If he or she calls it right, the profit will be greater: but if they get it wrong, the losses are larger.
One answer is that this portrait of the economy is factually wrong: job losses have not been concentrated in a few sectors or professions, they have been broadly spread across the economy.
Since the SSCS takes charge of a regional power grid, once it goes wrong, enormous losses will take place, which has been proved by the "7·30" Load-Shedding Fault in Zengcheng in Guangdong province of China in 2004 and the "7·1" Accident of Central China Power Grid in 2009.
