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Telling a prospective employer what you think they want to hear is risky business.

Investing in the Philippines is very risky, so we've got to be very careful to cover all contingencies.

Don't you think it's too risky for you to sell everything and go travel abroad?

Now, we've been able to do new versions and keep the prices down enough to stay ahead, but it is a very risky business.

In a flight to safety triggered by a default, much of the money bailing out of risky assets could end up in Treasury debt.

The inability to gain insight into how much the change would impact an application made such changes risky.

These rules mean that big banks are no longer going to be able to make risky bets with your deposits.

This will allow her to bypass what some have speculated would be a risky Senate nomination process.

I don't know what he wants, but let's play along with him. B: Isn't it a little bit risky?

'Even if it's more risky than it used to be, it's still the least-risky of all assets. '

TV job-hunting might be a good show full of conflict, but simply applying what you see on the show to a real interview would be risky.

These structures look even shakier when the collateral cushion is, as is often the case, risky bonds - not cash.

But it all depends on the work of specialized cells called lymphocytes that have made a risky evolutionary gambit to mutate their own DNA.

It's less risky to invest your windfall in someone with a proven business record, or put the money in the bank.

'Technically, ' he says through a translator, 'this was the least risky. '

But the global recession seemed to convince China that absolute reliance on exports for growth was a "risky strategy, " he said.

But his wife, whose attitude about her husband's risky enterprise touches all extremes, decides that they can take the child.

Still, I can't fight the nagging feeling that it's risky to ask for anything in this job market, so I'm hesitating to rock the boat.

He could have had transport on a winged steed, but that would have been expensive, and risky in its own fashion.

With gas too risky, coal too dirty, nuclear too slow and renewables too unreliable, Britain is in a bind. What can it do to get out of it?

Chinese officials said CIC was not interested and that regulators would not let BoC make such a risky investment.

But this sort of infidelity is risky if the woman's unsexy long-term partner finds out and leaves her alone to raise the child.

SLASH: I knew that I was doing something risky, but I also knew what I was doing. They're cool songs, not pop at all.

ProPublica accuses the fund of trying to stuff the deals with risky assets so they were more likely to collapse.

At the best of times, cross-border casinos are risky investments, since China often cracks down on outbound gamblers.

But pointing out how risky venture capital is only raises the question of why the government went into it in the first place.

But some of these investments can be very risky if homeowners cannot repay their loans.

The UK Treasury made some half-baked arguments this month about why small institutions can be just as risky as large ones to the system.

Although we remain in a risk seeking environment, gains in risky assets might take a bit of a breather today due to two factors.

This is a very risky business, especially at a time like this. If it fails, you will go broke. Think twice.

I told him I wanted discretion, that I didn't want to do anything risky, and that it would be a one-time thing.

While you are aching to know the starting salary and benefits right off the bat, it's a bit risky to ask these types of questions initially.

Small companies tend to do better than bigger ones in the long term, but they tend to be less diversified and therefore more risky.

Imagine reading one day that you had been a subject in a risky science experiment without knowing it.

He believed that if he made his case with these men, as risky as it was, they'd come to see the benefit of a program like his.

"If you think about the issues related with Bumi, it is risky, " said an investment banker familiar with the company.

If one looks at the Hoover dam being built, you can see all the, all the workmen out with their fedoras. Which seems a bit risky.

When risky borrowers find it easy to get credit, they are less likely to go bust, which makes them appear less risky.

But setting out to spend significantly more or tax significantly less would be risky, even if the state of the public finances permitted it.

The stock market can be a good place to invest some of your money, but it is also risky, especially if you do not know much about stocks.

Kerviel did not deny he took risky bets and lied to cover them up but claimed his superiors knew what he was doing.

He said the study had been prompted by the causal link between risky sex and alcohol consumption.

Drones sometimes found a useful role in reconnaissance, especially as improvements in surface-to-air missiles made manned spy flights risky.

It has led to a dramatic shift away from risky assets to riskless assets, or at least assets perceived as riskless .

'I had to ignore traffic signs and turn on the siren, ' he said. 'It was a bit risky, but I tried my best. '

It would have been risky in the extreme to allow Citigroup to follow Lehman Brothers into capitalism's graveyard, or to let AIG collapse.

The death of an ambassador would not be seen as the occasional price of a noble but risky profession; someone had to be blamed.

In hindsight, his risky decision to turn Intel from a component-maker into a consumer brand was a masterstroke.

She said the boy had been engaging in risky behaviour that she blamed on the church's treatment.

But if Beijing leaders ever decide that it's just too risky to own U. S. dollars and debt, then the system is going to come crashing down.

Like Fernando, it would have been a bit risky to push him into the game tomorrow night.

If the direct approach is used, a reader might try to infer the various parts of the name from the convention, but this is often risky.

Jeanie: Well don't you think it's a bit risky to meet some guy you know hardly anything about and have never even seen before?

I have an intellectual appreciation that mountain-climbing is risky, but I've got to tell myself after 20 years of climbing I'm still alive.

Growing up in the rural coal-mining community of Northern Shanxi province, Wang Gang knew just how tough and risky a miner's life can be.

Trying to make money in other ways could be risky, since it might alienate users and damage the social graph.

On the surface this didn't sound too risky, but without the speedy actions of the local coastguard several of the party could have drowned.

"He tried to do some things that I thought were a little bit risky, " Jackson said.

Of course, an alternative to improving a particular form of technology might be to discard it altogether as too risky or too damaging.

This may be a form of alpha , but only the least risky alpha- generating strategies need apply .

Kim Jong-il has now decided to call Seoul's bluff in an extremely risky attack that is in effect an act of war.

Yet even with such outside help, running an independent currency is beginning to look too risky for all but the biggest economies.

It takes years for a new ship to be designed and built, and investment in such a thin market can appear risky.

Obviouslyit's a risky decision but it seems to have paid off from most of the comments I've heard from the album.

Relying on online translation tools can be a risky business, especially if you expect too much of it.

Trying to find a single coherent account of events in a country as diverse as Russia is risky.

He or she also needs to be daring enough to publish *potentially controversial posts or launch activities which could be *risky.

But if the stock is cheap, I might be inclined to take a chance on those theoretical, risky future earnings.

The teen years often are a time of experimentation, and sometimes that experimentation includes risky behaviors.

To do this, they had to convince investors that the perception of hedge funds as a risky investment is no longer valid.

They usually have business experience and are often prepared to invest in a risky venture.

Furthermore, given the bond-like nature of the liability, pension-fund sponsors were in effect borrowing money to invest in risky assets.

Western companies are reporting to investors who would generally rather they strengthened their liquidity and did not do anything too risky.

It is risky to simplify China's experience and call it a 'model' ready for application elsewhere.

But the rationale must be to get the world economy out of its current risky situation, not to propel us into yet another speculative bubble.

A strong reading for retail sales would cheer the economy and could boost both risky assets, but watch out for inflation.

If I see anything that is risky in that way, I ask them to take down the video or better yet I ask them not to put it up.

All of our fancy technology and (you know) civilization sit perched atop a distressed and risky energy system.

"A wise and cautious bird does not put all her eggs in one basket, " Mary said. "To do that would be too risky. "

One surprise was that players put themselves into risky situations more often than epidemiologists allow for in their models.

The great game of short-term borrowing, used to purchase longer-term and risky assets, on wafer-thin equity, would be ruled out.

CDOs were one of the main vehicles through which risky US mortgages were repackaged and sold to investors around the world .

Jen argues that this flood of petrodollars will depress global interest rates and support the price for risky assets over time.

Perhaps it never occurred to the bankers involved that people would pay so much for such a risky stock.

In short, although his behaviour was bizarre and risky, it had a certain crazy logic.

Fang said the rescue work was difficult and risky, as falling rubble and seeping water may indicate another collapse in the near future.

So, introducing new technologies in such a small time frame is always risky.

9, Because while a franchise might be the least risky way to set up a business, it is certainly not the cheapest.

It was not so bad for a privileged minority, though even they had to do without modern medicine, and childbirth was highly risky for women.

The safest thing to do is simply not to put yourself in a risky situation, or as my professor said, "just don't go there" .

The point is not to restrain risky action, but to encourage investment and innovation.

The key then to understanding the recent crisis is to see why markets offered inordinate rewards for poor and risky decisions.

But they did not appreciate what the impact on the banks would be if those risky assets suddenly lost value.

A less risky form of climate engineering would be to gradually remove enough carbon dioxide from the atmosphere to keep the planet cool.

It is hugely risky, but it has also worked, at least so far.

Choosing whether to go with a risky but potentially profitable new product design or continue with an established design .

Awarding the Games to China was widely seen as a risky strategy, likely to be good for business but potentially harmful for the IOC's image.

Bouncing in and out of the market is risky if your desired long-term asset allocation involves exposure to the market.

At the margin, higher yields could tempt investors out of risky assets and into a safe haven.

Josh Billings Marrying for love may be a bit risky, but it is so honest that God can't help but smile on it.

Yet he advises small investors to buy gold and corporate bonds, not equities, which, he said, may be too risky right now.

Suppose he packed his portfolio with oil stocks. When the crude price rises that would pay off, but it would be a pretty risky portfolio.

This might explain the recovery in risky assets just as well as the promise of fresh easy money from the Federal Reserve.

A well-diversified portfolio is always the best, gaining the most return in the least risky way.

Such a move would be risky, because it would mean devolving power from the state to the grassroots, with unknown political ramifications.

Picking up the cost of overhead, and gambling that shoppers would patronize a store with only one company's products, was considered risky.

Pay rightly should be part of that discussion: banks with risky pay structures need more capital than thriftier ones.

Extrapolation is always risky, but there seems every chance that the relative weight of the new pretenders will rise.

It might be risky, it might get you in trouble, but you must act more than you think.

During this risky time, some older people succumb to depression and a sense of meaninglessness .

He added that the proposed arrangement would be much less risky than having pure plutonium stored and transported around the world.

Surviving as independent companies is possible only if their business models become even less risky, he adds.

Surviving as independent companies is possible only if their business models become less risky, he adds.

According to what you may have been told, such a concentration is very risky; you should never put all your eggs in one basket.

Is a timeless classic, no doubt, the classical variations, is both cautious and risky experiment.

There's a cost to all this ambiguity, of course: it's risky for the journalist, who must then be compensated.

He knows there are similar places back in Tianjin, but it's too risky that he might bump into acquaintances.

But if you are in a greyer area, wishing you had more money but prepared to struggle on, moving looks too risky.

Mr Chenault has promised to be "very, very surgical" in dealing with cardholders Amex deems risky.

But its main projects, in stable places like the United States, Canada and Chile, never seemed that risky in the first place.

Injecting stem cells into a developing fetus might sound risky, but it could prolong the lives of children with brittle bone disease.

In the darkest days of the crisis, emerging markets hit a bottom, and started to rally months before any other risky asset class.

The bush administration is going to embark upon a colossal risky military operation against Saddam.

By pooling risky loans and tranching their cash flows, triple A-rated assets could be synthetically generated to make up for the shortfall.

But design-led innovation is coming to be seen as one of the faster, more reliable and less risky ways of generating them.

And, third, with interest rates near zero, investors are bound to be tempted to move money into risky assets.

She wondered why Thurston had not warned her of this risky snag.

A single market can go ahead without a monetary union, but a monetary union without a single market would be risky.

Meanwhile, risky sex is usually associated with negative self-esteem and depressed mood.

In any of these cases, the outcome of the risky situation can be measured financially.

Young people who said they were active in religious groups, sports or other interests were less likely to discuss risky behaviors.

The deep nail-like boil is one kind of morbidity is rapid, easy to change, but risky big acute suppurative disease.

Betting on such an outcome is a highly risky strategy, and I'm not suggesting it is an especially likely outcome.

Compare the different payment terms and tell which way you think the most risky and the most safety for the seller?

The global equity sell-off more than eradicated all this year's gains as investors fled risky assets and volatility surged.

For an excellent exposition of that view, check out, "Just how risky are China's housing markets? "

"That would be risky and unbalanced. Renewables can provide jobs and help us manage the transition to a low-carbon economy. "

And while being your own boss can be scary and a little risky, it's not as difficult as people think.

Over the last quarter century, the FactSet Research utilities index has even outperformed the exciting, 'risky' Nasdaq Composite index.

If this sounds like a risky way to work, Mr Lyon is sanguine: "I look on it as being part of a start-up without risking anything. "

Ask how accurate the test is, and if knowing you've got a risky gene allows you to take steps for better health or just worry.

While properly patched antivirus software may block the attack, relying on such a software block is a risky proposition.

Regardless of the potential returns of a risky investment, speculation is just not appropriate for the young couple.

Also the fact that it might be more dangerous to be passive - it can be less risky to take risk.

As a result of this risky behavior, the number of new infections has skyrocketed over a short period of time.

Any currency union among diverse economies is bound to be a risky venture.

Nuclear power is too risky and too expensive to stand on its own and only survives by the gift of national socialized disaster insurance.

As the chart shows, risky assets appear to have staged quite a recovery when denominated in dollars.

The first of these services to be developed were the risky services -- fire, police, justice.

Likewise , small business owners could rely on instinct to decide when to stock up on inventory, but it would be risky and inefficient.

European debt is being treated like a risky asset and is now being sold off along with stocks markets.

the candy stores are located in a dense neighborhood. you can't deny that the density of the area would make a demolition too risky.

But that emergency effort, planned on the fly, has taken the government on a risky journey deep into the heart of American capitalism.

However, the momentum that has built up in a short period has reached risky levels.

This differential is known as a risk premium, and it represents amonetization of the risk portion of a risky gamble.

Such ventures have left Glencore with a reputation as a risky trader which exploits weak governments, an argument he strongly denies.

Investing in stocks of individual companies can be very risky. Bad news can quickly cut their value.

A: Risky sexual behaviour has been used to solve fertility problems for a long time in this community.

Sometimes risky investments pay off, he said. "These guys may be the wave of the future. "

Sandy Berger, although he was supportive of the plan, warned that it was a risky move for me.

But equally risky is Indian complacency, particularly when it still has so much to prove.

For all of these reasons, I believe that risky activities will continue to be popular with some people.

HARRIS : It's part of the culture. Questioning a cherished cultural myth is always risky.

Family members shouldn't do it out of obligation. lt's risky.

If it's not included it's either too expensive, too time consuming, too risky, too shortsighted or too difficult for someone starting out.

This world could be one in which countries compete for a shrinking market share, putting risky assets under more pressure.

Now his own poor health and the looming succession make even the pretence of a negotiated process too risky.

But economics has not stood still, and we now know there are at least four reasons why bonuses and pay-for-performance are a risky business.

Potential counterparties to contracts with the company had started to regard it as too risky, Mr Penn said.

Changing tools, particularly in the middle of a project, can be a risky and expensive process.

To avoid doing a risky heart and lung transplant, doctors decided to try something completely different.

Everyone knows 'Risky Business' isn't just a movie-it also defines movie investing.

For a country used to the smack of firm government, this unstable construction is a risky venture.

Not so long ago, the rich world used to regard emerging economies as risky and unstable.

Some banks seemed to assume that markets would be constantly liquid. Risky behaviour garnered huge rewards; caution was punished.

But the IPO is risky for the company. The offering will test the willingness of investors to take an equity share in the "new GM. "

And two of the largest sex differences were in "intellectual risk taking" and "participation in a risky experiment. "

But nor will he succeed in extending the Fed's reach beyond banks to any big, risky firm, unless it shares that power with other regulators.

One potential bargain bin: emerging-market bonds, which are perceived to be risky and may have been punished too harshly.

In the wrong hands, reading this book could be dangerous and the possible physical harm to others would be risky.

Even in the North Atlantic in March , even in a destroyer , even on such risky and peculiar business, going back to sea was a tonic .

If it fell the wrong way, it would crush him, but it was too risky to use the saw this close.

Bob Risky finished his introduction, to loud applause. Even the Presido appeared to be impressed.

"The problem is that to improve balance, you've got to challenge balance, which is always risky, " says Mary E.

That seems to fit the less risky profile that Congress wants from financial firms.

"It looks like a pretty risky place to put your money, especially for retail investors. "

This can be a risky strategy because Congress never knows exactly how the courts will interpret a law.

Please do not expose yourself to a risky or potentially dangerous situation.

However, after a strong performance yesterday, risky assets might take a breather as we head into the weekend.

But the real casualties may be homeowners, who often took out risky loans they could barely afford or did not understand.

The studies are far from definitive, but some suggest that too much of vitamins A, C, E and folic acid can be risky for some people.

But the flurry of deals is a risky strategy, at a time when politicians, egged on by voters, are flirting with economic nationalism.

Hypertensive, as a usual and frequency encountered illness, is an important risky factor that evokes cardiovascular disease.

In your enterprise, whether or not there is some more on the network Huan risky business people, because they do not know a better way?

But they concede that the party is a risky step for a movement that drew on middle-class disgust with grubby politics-as-normal.

Financial institutions are no longer betting the house on risky investments they do not understand.

LWD, while sometimes risky and expensive, has the advantage of measuring properties of a formation before drilling fluids invade deeply.

I agree, it is at this point risky and experimental.

Negative eigenvalues indicate voltage instability, while positive eigenvalues close to zero indicate a risky condition.

It's absolutely risky to run a business of your own and while you can get some insurance, it's not like most investment options.

On the days when risky assets fall, the dollar tends to go up.

So for comparison's purposes, let's think about some other walk of life where you may expect might be extremely risky.

Those bearish positions had led to a difficult 2009, as investor confidence picked up and rivals gained by buying risky investments.

Moreover, an attacker cannot be sure what effect an assault will have on another country, making their deployment highly risky.

Furthermore, our ancestors may have shunned change since life would have been challenging enough without risky experimentation.

Kari Stefansson, the firm's founder, points to the ill-judged investment of his firm's funds in risky American auction-rate securities.

Packaged solutions and packaged approaches in business have always been inherently risky.

The good news this spring is a new study suggesting that Americans are wising up to the effects of eating risky foods.

He said 40 percent on the Gini index is already too risky and China's Gini index is close to 50 percent.

Deutsche Bank's salespeople should have informed their clients directly about the risky nature of Gemstone 7's securities.

Hers is a story of false promises, illegal immigration, verbal and physical abuse, drugs, forced prostitution and a risky escape.

It was a risky idea, but the whole idea of running just two years after I had lost was risky.

Markets today would not tolerate unrewarding and risky investment on this scale.

In the case of Taiwan, even after new ideas were developed, most businessmen perceived technological entrepreneurship as too risky.

Unfortunately, dealing with changes is known to be conceptually challenging, technically difficult, and risky.

Despite all its advantages, counter trade can be very risky business.

Also, the new report says prevention efforts appear to be changing risky behavior in several of the countries most affected by H. I. V.

But I'd even go so far as to say in some cases it's less risky doing business with someone you only know online.

But it has accelerated during the financial crisis, which revealed how a short-term thirst for profits fueled risky business practices.

Aside from a fall in equity prices, there has been a general reduction in risky trades.

Critics say tagging is risky for investors and could hurt the share prices of new listed companies in the long term.

I tried to explain that to the bank. But they said I was now a risky option for them.

Although his Mahdi Army is a prime instigator of the violence, General Keane says a direct confrontation would be too risky.

"Today the U. S. is perceived as a risky place to do business by foreign companies, " he says.

The bottom line is that Wall Street is uniquely risky--but that doesn't mean the risk takers have to be uniquely compensated to match.

Reality: In today's global economy, it is risky NOT to invest some of your portfolio internationally.

The financial crisis began in the United States with a housing price bubble and risky mortgages.

Boeing argues that its tanker is less risky and costly than its rival's and that the air force's evaluation process was flawed.

Geo-engineering may turn out to be too risky, however much is spent on researching it.

The biggest costs are believed to have come from having to reroute ships to avoid risky areas.

For the moment China's banks show little appetite for taking positions in risky Western assets.

He went "respectable, " in smuggler parlance, and entered into a risky business venture on Kessel.

During the last decade, they say, these banks singled out blacks in Memphis to sell them risky high-cost mortgages and consumer loans.

At the risky, subprime end of the mortgage market, there are already signs of distress: defaults and foreclosures have been soaring.

Risky as it would be, reunification is surely the most desirable outcome.

We tend to say, "It's too risky to do this. I can't take the rejection. I'll let some braver soul do it next time. "

Of course, differences between the two organizational characteristics, leading to risky alliance, most ended in failure.

Industrial policy was the main reason for embarking on this rather risky path.

By this view, the corruption is a sign of a broader lack of rule of law that makes investing in Russia a risky venture.

Altering the model for the sake of a few basis points seems needlessly risky.

There was the failure to properly price such risky assets that precipitated the crisis.

Often, a company realizes that supporting an old infrastructure is too expensive; however, drastic changes are risky.

The riskiest sexual behavior is unprotected receptive anal intercourse -- the least risky sexual behavior is receiving oral sex.

The top of the snooker table - always exciting, soft velvet and can be risky. Ideal for raunchy , daring sex.

But looking at the February data in isolation is always risky.

Creating whole new ecosystems that mix natives with transplanted exotics might be risky.

When it comes to acquisitions, Cnooc says it has three criteria: deals must be opportunistic, good value and not too risky.

"An employee is very likely to undergo job rotation. It's risky to hire a person if he is unwilling to accept any other post, " said Wang.

It creates moral hazard: such a visible safety net encourages risky behaviour.

Deeming surgery too risky, he carried the bullet in his chest for the rest of his life.