"at risk" or "of risk"?
| But that risk is incredibly slim. |
| That book has put a nation at risk. |
| Football in general will be at risk. |
| Children with DHPLN are at risk for developing a type of Wilms tumor that grows quickly. |
| It isn't just built up areas like the centre of London where cyclists are at risk though. |
| Let's first begin with a brief overview of Africa's regions, countries and states at risk. |
| Morgan was worried that if he lost a libel case, his parents ' assets, their house, cars and savings could be at risk. |
| The reason Apple computers were still at risk was Apple develops its own version of Java, and does so at a slower pace. |
| Keep in mind that if you feel bored and trapped in an office environment, a desk job could also put your health at risk. |
| The cynic in me suggests the reason for this is that it would show that Indians are no more at risk than any other group. |
| SERVICE; DELIVERY; TRANSFER OF RISK 3. |
| Investing entails some degree of risk. |
| Worse, for a fictive assessment of risk. |
| For each different kind of risk, put a checkmark beside your usual risk-taking approach. |
| It was a situation of risk but they transformed it into a positive scenario for the team. |
| While mobile devices are incredibly convenient, they also present a unique set of risks. |
| Your register of problems in Beetil is closely linked to your register of risks and you may want to link them somehow. |
| Consider the concept of risk as well, and make sure the fund you choose is in line with your personal tolerance level. |
| Your register of problems in Beetil is closely linked to your register of risks and you may want to link them somehow. |
| As I began to note in RISKS-27. |
| Interestingly, Apophis represents an increase in risk of 7. |
| When she passed away, Wells, who worked in risk management, was performing an audit. |
| The CGM Gallagher Group specialises in risk management, insurance and reinsurance broking. |
| All long term, large scale, reliable research shows at best no benefit from helmet wearing, and at worst an increase in risk. |
| Commodities Amid the economic turmoil surrounding the Greek debt saga, investors are showing little to no confidence in risk assets. |
| This has been supported in literature by Hartman and Nelson (1996) who found that high level of autonomy was present in risk taking groups. |
| Women on pill particularly estrogen based are in risk particularly when several factors meet up like sitting at the desk for long periods plus pill. |
| There are two problems when we deal with risk. |
| However, with risk comes uncertainty and the burden of costs. |
| It takes guts to keep leading with risk and unknowns, but as. |
| To diversify is still the most desirable, dependable and simple way to deal with risk. |
| As one very notable Atheist once pointed out, looking into the abyss comes with risks. |
| It may sound little but it was really a huge step that we took (with risks involved too). |
| It is those who would choose not to behave with risk who are being punished and their wealth stolen away in this arrangement. |
| That's a huge opportunity and an area filled with risk and hurdles that we will have the pleasure to help our clients work through. |
| As mentioned, the need for the first in Toronto has nothing to do with risk, it has everything to do with keeping the system stocked. |
| The idea of the Christian God as something destructive and fantastically dangerous, something filled with risk for the human being and. |
| There's no investment without risks. |
| This picture world is one without risk or terror. |
| An investment without risk that promises good returns is a scam. |
| Facebook may well prosper over time, but it's not without risks. |
| In professional sports, however, few championships are won without risk. |
| You should be able to sink in it without risk of submerging uncontrollably. |
| This way, judges can still enter beers without risk of judging their own brew. |
| There has probably been the loss and reduction of 75 to 50 appears without risk. |
| Inappropriate use of the test may lead to inappropriate radiological procedures which are not without risk. |
| Alleyways must be wide enough to allow horses to be turned around in comfort without risk of injury to other horses and people. |
| B2B buying behaviour is all about risk avoidance. |
| However, this doesn't mean that we don't care at all about risk prediction. |
| Now talk about risk and this is what the crook republicans want your retirement accounts in. |
| It's about risk, yes walking is a risk but cycling is riskier but not as risky as motorcycling. |
| According to the lawsuit, Nixon said he was not concerned about risks and authorized $10 million to be spent on a military coup. |
| The other set believes that investing is all about risk, and that the best approach is to forecast and position oneself for profit. |
| But they said very little was known about risks beyond five years, because most people did not use mobile phones until the late 1990s. |
| Too many financial experts look at the billions in remittances flowing into Jamaica and assume that the diaspora doesn't care about risk and reward. |
| This question is all about risk because the science is not able to answer the question clearly at this time to a level needed, just like nearly every business investment. |
| In fact, brokerage firms today are offering people the opportunity of opening up different kinds of trading accounts, depending on how you feel about risk and what you can afford to invest. |
| Markets no longer price properly for risk. |
| Most organizations do not make a specific allowance for risk. |
| Investing well was all about being paid the right price for risk. |
| This understanding will provide a basis for risk assessment processes today and in the future. |
| As they have less judgement, balance, c co-ordination and an increased propensity for risk taking. |
| Richard joined the Board on 16 November 2002 as Group Executive Director with responsibility for risk and Group Special Assets Management. |
| And if you *don't* have much tolerance for risk, there are indexed products with guarantees built in that you might also prefer over whole life. |
| The market offers a number of ways to invest your money, so you can choose investments that meet your tolerance for risk and your overall goals. |
| The poem Come to the Edge is another wonderful perspective on risk and stretching. |
| The Legislation has been based on Risk Management methodology which comprises five steps. |
| The course was designed based on risks and threats journalists have faced in recent years. |
| Advise the MTN Management on risk issues that are related projects and recommending actions to mitigate this risk. |
| A primary goal of internal audit, per the TB Policy, is to provide sufficient and timely assurance services on risk management. |
| The effect of obesity on risk of developing Type 2 diabetes is probably mediated by its effect of worsening insulin resistance. |
| It also applies in the other branch thread FastCompany is running on measuring the ROI of Risk, where there is a discussion on Risk and Fear. |
| These risks include operational, financial and reputation risks that are inherent in the nature, modus operandi and locations of the Centre's activities. |
| The public-private dialogue focused on risk management strategies and the coordination of regulatory approaches to certification requirements for wine within the APEC community. |
| To love is to risk not being loved in return. |
| But, risk must be taken, because the greatest hazard in life is to risk nothing. |
| Identify and respond to risks / escalated problems throughout the project cycle. |
| You made an unsubstatiated claim in relation to risk management and climate science. |
| As soon as you upgrade an old, embedded, non-stop fault tolerant machine however, you are open to risk. |
| Finally, assuming you managed a successful migration to the new world, there are still massive exposures to risk. |
| Corporations want to be private with respect to profit, accountability and decision-making, but public with respect to risk and loss. |
| Of course, it's better to be safe than sorry -- and, yes, the human body is complex -- but it's also important to remember that we expose ourselves to risks all the time. |
| There are also the can't get away from legal requirements such as risk assessments etc. |
| Blue or Aquos (water) has lots of flicking a coin, and so including wagering as well as risk. |
| He has been the partner-in-charge of KPMG Malaysia? s Audit Division, Finance as well as Risk Management and Ethics and Independence. |
| Specific consequences emerge only as a result of the interaction of biological and environmental factors, as well as risk and protective factors. |
| The fall in benchmark bond yields may be signalling deterioration in global growth expectations as well as risk aversion by investors who fear a renewed deflationary spiral. |
| Timelines Timelines are being tailored to the needs of individual groupings, allowing for consideration of stakeholder engagement as well as risk assessment and risk management requirements. |
| Strategies for adaptation such as risk identification, integrated surveillance, alerting networks, emergency preparedness and disease preparedness were identified as important in the health sector. |