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Analysts said safety fears and rising costs are creating the risk of a domino effect, in which companies pull out of the complex en masse.

"The risk is disseminated, but trying to re-aggregate it becomes an almost impossible task, " says one senior investment banker.

I don't see that it's sensible to regard the risk of a population spike as a reason not to give people the best healthcare that we can.

Eating like this, the food volume of every meal increased, so you will eat more slowly, but the risk of getting fat will be reduced.

To rescue his fellow men, he was ready to run the risk of being captured by the enemy.

Denton informed the president of the risk just as he was preparing to enter the plant.

The researchers said people should still expect to see "drastic changes" in climate worldwide, but that the risk was a little less imminent.

Should it have compelled the bank to insure itself against the risk of a disruption to its liquidity?

Yet Mr. Perkins, as Hemingway was to call him for years afterwards, even after they had become close friends, took the risk.

The risk was that if I failed my first choice, I would have been rejected by my original high school even if I was qualified.

What happened, instead, was the shifting of the risk on to the shoulders of those least able to understand it.

Lenders, he said, were able to judge the risk posed by individual applicants and to price that risk accordingly.

At the risk of sounding too simplistic, it seems to me that the main propositions can be summarized in one saying.

These two very brave police, they were ready to take the risk of shooting smugglers preparations.

And that elevated the risk of the world being plunged into a nuclear war that none of the nuclear-armed states intended.

Outsourcing, while not always cheaper in the long run, can allow companies to avoid the risk of big upfront costs.

He saved the child at the risk of his own life which put all those who crowded on to shame.

And because so much of that content is not available in record stores, the risk of channel conflict is greatly diminished.

Nouriel Roubini of New York University said the UK data suggested "the risk of a double-dip or long-term stagnation are not done forever" .

This will enable higher doses of drug to be delivered to cancer cells while minimising the risk of side effects in the rest of the body.

They are trying to save on power to reduce the risk, which causes people's lives to be even more complicated.

If we were to raise the total tax rate on society as a whole, we'd run the risk that the government would suck money out of the economy.

But for the first time, researchers were able to see that the risk of breast cancer begins to rise with even modest alcohol intake.

Has not been able to carry on the cervix of the uterus cell smear inspection also to cause the risk markup regularly.

The risk element of every transfer is epitomised by the contrast between the current worlds of Ronaldo and Reyes.

On the face of it, Bouygues SA's decision to share the risk with the brothers was an odd one.

But drinking two or more non cola carbonated drinks a day, they found, did not increase the risk.

Private creditors, 'who make a lot of money on some government bonds, ' will have to share more of the risk going forward, she said.

The risk would rise further over the next year and a half if Iran continued to push ahead with its military program.

Tripoli, which had seemed to be a safe, stable place to invest, now bore the risk of anarchy.

Fetuses carried by well-nourished mothers do not, as it were, anticipate the risk of malnutrition, and thus respond to it less well.

"If you know what to say and how to say it, you can speak up and keep the risk of retaliation to a minimum, " he said.

To be an invester in stock is a good choice for you, just remember one thing: take the risk, but do not be greedy.

In one of my consulting projects, we were trying to identify the risk of heart failure for patients based (primarily)on their EKGs.

This means the risk of something serious happening in the US in the next two or three years is significant.

In today's environment, they are just a little more willing to take the risk out of their portfolio by cashing out.

In the case of an attack on Libya, a fourth war theater would be opened up in North Africa, with the risk of military escalation.

Research is beginning to suggest that this liquid sweetener may upsetthe human metabolism, raising the risk for heart disease and diabetes.

The public can through the form of aerobic exercise, reduce the risk of chronic disease, reduce chronic disease to the harm of the body.

Fundamentally, this perspective exists because we do not always have the most effective method to quantify the risk's significance.

I wanted to reassure her, but I knew that anything I said would run the risk of making her feel uncomfortable.

As is often the case in medicine, the risk to benefit ratio of blood transfusion requires careful examination.

I keep re-reading your letter and I cannot work out whether you regard the risk of desertion as a reason to get married or a reason not to.

At the risk of sounding like I'm beating the company drum, too often e-business is viewed in terms of the "e" rather than the "business" .

The risk, central officials feared, was that it would never happen at all.

They would be paid by investors to securities assets or to hold them in safe-keeping, while the risk of loss would be transferred.

"The risk to innovation, " says Anthony, "is often that companies will hold on to the past far too long. "

In such a setup , as the information travels from the source to the destination , there is always the risk of the data being intercepted .

It was worth the risk of a fine for being out after sunset but fortunately we made it back in time.

And my daddy told me, baby, the passion is in the risk. it's like i always say, "if you're going to be a bear, then be a grizzly. "

For the typical trader, the only way out of this psychological dilemma is to ignore the risk and remain convinced that the trade is right.

Yes, drinking red wine may significantly decrease the risk of heart disease, but white wine may be just as protective, at least in rats.

That was [unclear] also -- you know, because we were worried about the risk of it, but it worked pretty well.

But the bank warned that Beijing needed to cool inflation and try to cut the risk of a bubble in property prices.

The risk of a protectionist reaction is all too real, especially in a global economic downturn.

I'd be very glad to ask her in wedlock, if she'd have me, and take the risk of her wild dark eyes illwishing me.

Just as a mother would protect her only child, at the risk of her own life, even so let him cultivate a boundless heart towards all beings.

"But, as the amount of sleep became shorter and the regularity of sleep became less organized, the risk for obesity increased, " he said.

Because after 10 years without smoking, the risk of lung cancer is similar to that of a nonsmoker.

Certainly, by posting explicit pictures of themselves, the risk of being charged might be the least of the dangers minors face.

The risk was that the glass would be found to be half empty.

In other words under the circumstances that few means are unable to control the risk effectively, the bank have to avoid this business.

Among those who used the cleaning sprays at least four days a week, the risk of asthma was more than doubled.

Even small increases in waist size seem to raise the risk of AMD by up to 75 per cent. But women do not appear to be affected.

In the first two years after discharge, the risk seems to increase in the men with short length of service, and those of inferior rank.

The company assessed the risk in terms of system development cost versus additional capital costs, and made an informed decision.

It would be worth the risk just to tell the senior editor that he had missed out on a couple of hundred quid.

And a report in the New England Journal of Medicine found that regular dancing of any sort reduced the risk of the disease.

Just as the Americans pull out of Iraq, the risk of a conflict between the US and a newly-strengthened Iran is rising.

It was a few days after the marriage will have to tighten its belt for tough times ahead, some people may even take the risk for the money.

'If you're in an environment where you can't rely as much on an individual's honesty, the auditor has to assess the risk of that. '

He said the risk of premature birth was likely to be a mix of genetic and environmental factors.

It is often found in people with acid reflux disease and itself increases the risk of cancer.

'I don't see the risk of hedge funds being able to abuse the system, ' he said.

He did not know about measures available to reduce the risk of HIV-transmission from mother to baby.

Last month, Arking's group reported in the journal Circulation that it had found a single gene that raises the risk of cardiac death.

For bold investors, such a gap is ample insurance against the risk that Greece may not able to pay back all it has promised.

And so on. But I had made my decision: the risk was all my own, and I thought it was worth it.

But at the risk of looking silly in a few days (or weeks or months or years), I'm going to ignore the obvious pitfalls and forge ahead.

If you think you might have the risk of been revoked license, you should get some consultation from the lawyer of how to protect yourself.

Such a communication failure during commit of the one-phase commit resource introduces the risk of a mixed outcome to the transaction.

We seem to be looking forward to the next step, but equally afraid of the risk or change that may result from the required actions.

In his speech this week, Mr Obama seemed too prepared to run the risk of all this happening.

He would not be able to run the risk of driving them into alliance with the Republicans by further antagonism on domestic issues.

"For the wardens, allowing drug use is often the price of peace, " he says. "It reduces the risk of riots. "

But in more exotic asset classes, the long-term expected return may be zero, or at least less than the risk-free rate.

In that case, one of the two dominant portfolios has to be a portfolio consisting of nothing but the risk-free asset.

One of the researchers, Dr David Batty, said the statistics showed "a strong link between cognitive ability and the risk of death. "

He took the risk of losing his own life and saved my life in the cold river.

Enjoying one or two glasses of wine a week - about two units - does not raise the risk of premature birth or impair the foetus's growth.

He took the risk of losing his own life and saved my life in the cold river.

Enjoying one or two glasses of wine a week - about two units - does not raise the risk of premature birth or impair the foetus's growth.

The risk is not always somewhere else. The risk to the merchant is not always the customer or hacker, it might be an employee.

The risk point was observed through the stress and deformation. Every point at all levels under the wind with no wind load are compared.

"I don't believe the prime minister will call a referendum; the risk of a no is too high, " says Steen Bocian, the bank's chief economist.

For people who do not grow up to be obese adults, the risk of diabetes goes back to zero.

This method can shorten the time of operation, reduce the risk of operation, and produce a suitable repair result for patients.

The famous computer company Apple said the flood in Thailand might cause the risk of hard disk shortage in the industry around the world.

Regulators will have to scrutinise the risk of the system overall and not just that of individual lenders.

The next step, he said, is breaking out the causes of death of patients to determine bow higher exercise capacity cuts the risk of death.

The next step, he said, is breaking out the causes of death of patients to determine bow higher exercise capacity cuts the risk of death.

And with banks still able to toy with the value of their assets, they may not be able to cover the risk of loans, just as in 2007.

Some go further and argue that in the new world order, Asia's solid fundamentals make it a haven for the risk-averse.

What he has done put his parents to shame. He saved the child at the risk of his own life and put all those who looked on to shame.

Britain's swimming director said he would delay his team's arrival to the last moment to limit the risk posed by dirty air.

We cannot afford the risk of losing a class of first-rate insecticides with no suitable replacements ready to step in and do the same job.

However, hormone-releasing intrauterine devices (IUDs) do not increase the risk of venous thrombosis, he said.

Still, analysts said the risk factor driving currencies is likely to remain intact until the end of the year.

Of course, if the consequences of a disaster would be very grave, the fact that the risk is low is not a good reason to ignore it.

Adding to my surprise was the fact that Jerry had none of the risk factors associated with a lung abscess.

Mr. Greenspan said the risk of a bond-market crisis is so great that he favors raising taxes immediately.

And the alternatives they chose seem to have been designed more for the risk-averse.

On top of that, they were able to pass the risk off to mortgage insurer or package these mortgages as mortgage-backed securities.

Weight extremes _ being too thin or too fat _ raises the risk of any sort of infertility, said Dr.

But he said the risk of a homegrown attack - like the Oklahoma City bombing of 1995 - is escalating.

The appreciation of RMB and the fluctuations of exchange rate have no doubt increased the risk of the enterprises in international trade.

Almost all had been prescribed drugs to reduce the risk of a second heart attack yet one third of smokers had not quit.

Mr Wellink, president of the Dutch central bank, said the effects would be manageable and well worth the risk.

Managers use the margin of safety to evaluate current operations or to measure the risk of a new business plan.

Following the bond market sell-off the remaining difference seems manageable, particularly since the risk on inflation is only latent.

"Reports often present the risk as if it were equivalent now to 1980. We don't see that in the United States, " she says.

One shows a man whose bloody skull has been hacked into as if by an axe, to show that cigarettes increase the risk of stroke.

Or to thousands of Chinese bloggers who run the risk of arrest by trying to bring uncensored information to their countrymen.

However, LR does not predict the risk of developing other psychiatric or substanceuse disorders, making it a unique risk factor for AUD.

But football-crazy Chinese are ready to put the World Cup before their work at the risk of getting sacked.

"Even including all the confounding factors I could find, the risk reduction was still significant, " he said.

The risk of cardiovascular diseases of workers exposed to higher noise was 2. 764 times of that of workers exposed to lower noise.

The only way a branch can find the risk taken by a loan is to ask the loan for that information.

The risk of slowing growth in response to a US slowdown strongly suggests that the Bank of Japan will keep interest rates unchanged.

Without a hot line, he said, "the risk of misunderstanding and miscalculation is bigger. "

Because iodine starts to dissipate after a few days, the risk isn't as long lasting as with cesium, which remains for decades, he said.

The SNB said the massive overvaluation of the Swiss franc posed an acute threat to the Swiss economy and carried the risk of deflation.

Any near-term complacency increases the risk that the soybean complex will face an intolerably tight situation in the next year or two.

From the angle of the bank, this paper discusses how the bank prevent the risk of local government finance.

"Incentives for short-term gains overwhelmed the checks and balances meant to mitigate against the risk of excess leverage, " he said.

His comments are among the clearest statements of the risk of a credit squeeze from a banker in Europe's largest economy.

The driver she said cut her off was probably in a hurry, too, willing to take the risk of turning into traffic.

"We'd rather take the risk, " he said, adding that the dollar "is declining all the time, so the risk is minimal. "

Only a few weeks ago, the main worry among Chinese policymakers was the risk the economy might overheat.

Also, consider whether further action needs to be taken to reduce the risk or to mitigate its impact.

They said the sheer size of the market would dwarf the risk that could be sustained by any clearing house.

Shapiro explained during the meeting that the moral doubt stems mainly from fears about the risk to the health of the child.

This seems to say that the higher the risk of cash outflows, the less you should worry about them!

He believes too much watching increases the risk of health and learning problems and said the Government must take action.

Community expectations demand that pipelines are designed and constructed in such a way that the risk of harm to the public is minimised.

Given the risk of converging on the wrong solutions yet again, it would be better to let a variety of regulatory models flourish.

Had I said "highlighted in some way" rather than "displayed in gray, " I would be running the risk of writing a worthless specification.

The risk of confusion, disappointment and disillusionment among investors would be very negative for the ETF industry.

"I think the risk (for equities) would be to downside and for bonds, the opposite, " he said.

Further research will be needed to see how the risk and social-contract modules that govern psychopathy are actually controlled.

If he were to do this all year round, he would definitely run the risk of dying prematurely.

What do you think of those people who try to help other people at the risk of their lives?

Ahead of the crisis, regulators, myself included, did not understand the risk of subprime mortgage paper in bank portfolios.

It does mean we're getting to the point where the easy profits are gone and that the risk is starting to rise.

A private fear had haunted me that in thus acting for myself , and by my own guidance, I ran the risk of getting into some scrape .

That sort of problem, in the presence of an entrepreneur demonstrates the risk and danger.

But the risk for Israel is no smaller: that it will get dragged into a debilitating and open-ended campaign to free its soldiers.

Liquidity risk is the risk that an entity may be unable to meet a financial commitment to a customer, creditor, or investor when due.

By alleviating stress, spending a few minutes a day actively focusing on living in the moment reduces the risk of heart disease.

This was an enormous gamble but he hedged the risk by describing himself as no more than a transmitter of older ideas.

CONCLUSIONS: Infrequent egg consumption does not seem to influence the risk of CVD in male physicians.

It's difficult to say if the risk is any different than it was two weeks ago or two years ago.

"The risk of infection represents the primary cause of failure of alternative solutions attempted to date worldwide, " said the hospital.

If all new egg safety rules had been in place earlier, 'it might have reduced the risk, ' he said.

The risk of head injury could be reduced through improvement of the front structure of a passenger car.

And with a somewhat different position in the standings, do Juventus run the risk of a drop in concentration?

Before this time, the risk of death was anywhere from eight to twenty percent (depending on the age of the infected person).

You can still override the tool and insist on an unbounded parameter, but at least you ve been warned of the risk.

It is often used to quantify the risk of the instrument over that time period.

And the risk of a new, lethal infection suddenly becoming pandemic as a result of modern transport links is as biological as it gets.

The risk of a double-dip recession continues to far outweigh that of wild inflation.

Now, this modest amount - you know, less than a drink a day - really does not increase the risk very much.

Scientists warn that global warming could put the magnificent birds at the risk of extinction by the end of the next century.

Now, the exact figures here, we should take with a big grain of salt, but there seems to be a consensus that the risk is substantial.

The risk of a heart attack or stroke "outweighs any small benefit of weight loss, " she said.

The amount of effort and priority used for risk control should be proportional to the significance of the risk.

the door switch in the elevator, please do not directly impede the door by hand or body movement, this may lead to the risk of collision.

The true reason is, of course, to lessen the risk of a slump, when on his own estimate output is already 10 per cent below trend.

Using the same set of utensils to prepare ready-to-eat foods and non-RTE foods will increase the risk of cross contamination.

Even once-a-week consumption of these types of fish was beneficial, reducing the risk by 13 percent.

Analysts said the move runs the risk of a direct confrontation with North Korea.

The Obstetrics and Gynaecology study found standing for long periods and lifting heavy weights did not increase the risk of premature labor.

This mitigates the risk of any SOA endeavor: building lots of services that are never going to be used anywhere.

That excess capacity and a large grain harvest will help temper the risk of inflation, he said.

Those robbers broke into the bank at the risk of being caught by the police.

If you overlook one of these symptoms, you may incur the risk of making the system more convoluted.

Hypertension, smoke and carotid artery atherosclerosis spots were all the risk factors of cerebral infarction.

People who speculate have to be prepared to take the risk of losing money.

The Middle East is arguably worse, since the risk is of the breakdown of an order that has lasted for generations.

The former brought the risk that the company could quietly fix the problem, yielding nothing for the clever hacker who brought it to light.

Yields on some sovereign bonds seem to offer little protection against the risk of future inflation or default.

If tourism is not the risk of effective prevention and control, then it is likely to evolve into a crisis.

"The risk appears to be deflationary or at least disinflationary in the medium term, " said Fisher.

International investors are not prepared to finance bankrupt sovereign states without getting ample reward for the risk.

Sixth, a good personal financial planner should have this sense of responsibility to tell our investors, the risk where it is.

Mykura said he did not think that making the film increased the risk of potential high-profile kidnappings.

In the subjects having known the risk factors, more than half of patients still did not adopt any actions on the changeable life styles.

Victor Henry had tried to avoid a night with the Army man, to duck the risk of just such a probe.

The company said the risk of serious harm is remote.

Getting the risk management right is one of the reasons why banks like UBS prefer to have full control of operations in the region.

Fossil fuels, which (for the time being at least) are nuclear energy's principal rival, carry the risk of catastrophic climate change.

Moody's, a rival agency, has already commented that the summit did not diminish the risk of downward ratings revisions.

Individuals who sold the new financial instruments did not understand the risk embedded in these instruments, nor did the buyers.

Such sentiments are helping to put the kibosh on the risk appetite whetted by the EU bailout announcement over the weekend.

To a desperate couple, the risk of a premature baby is a small price to pay for a much longed for one.

A long-term study out of Finland discovered that uncertainty about your role in your workplace can up the risk of a heart attack over time.

Combined with #8 (seeing opportunities), and doing market research, the risk is much less than you think.

This does not mean that investors should never incur the risk of any loss at all.

Designing idea: Inspiration comes from the children's lovely and the power for the challenge of the risk.

Those who did not feasible to drug therapy and stent implantation or vessel bypass grafting, will be faced with the risk of amputation.

The results showed that this method reduced the risk of offshore oilfield development and achieved positive effects.

Few studies of the risk for high blood pressure have looked at marital quality rather than just marital status, she said.

They are going to kill you. But I will try to save you at the risk of my own life.

The current outbreak did not alter the risk of a more serious flu pandemic developing in the future.

But if they are not undertaken at all, the risk of a global double dip, and a new financial crisis, will grow sharply.

If you wait until the weekend, you run the risk of then finding a task that seems to big to handle and go shopping instead.

Meeting a woman in a clean, well-kept environment signals higher quality and lowers the risk of an infection substantially.

As for those that meet two or more standards in the stock classification, the highest ratio shall be adopted for the risk adjustment.

They tend to be high-speed crashes, because drivers do not brake before crashing, so the risk of death or serious injury is greater.

Because of globalization, the risk we face today is of a worldwide collapse, not just a local tragedy.

But as Paul Abberley, head of fixed income at Aviva Investors, points out, in the short term the risk appears to be deflation.

One of the barriers for the profession today is that many architects are not prepared to take the risk of leadership.

By turning up the risk dial, Mr. Buffett can take market share from competitors less willing or able to do so.

Telomere length was as good as cholesterol levels at predicting the risk of developing cardiovascular disease.

Half of cot deaths are linked to bed-sharing but many parents are sceptical about the risk, studies have concluded.

However, in light of the information above, FX Solutions asks that you carefully consider the risk associated with such investments.

If scientists report that garlic pills reduce the risk of heart attacks, the first question to ask is who paid for this research?

"Our study indicated that soy food intake among breast cancer survivors is safe and may reduce the risk of recurrence, " she said.

The risk that terrorists might acquiring a nuclear weapon, he said, "is the most immediate and extreme threat to global security" .

The risk, however, is of the ECB's credibility being questioned if it lacks German support for its actions.

The fact that the seller is authorized to retain documents controlling the disposition of the goods does not affect the passage of the risk.

Many experts agree that for most people the risk is quite low, but they are beginning to believe the effects are real.

Meanwhile, the risk of a disorderly break-down in the euro zone remains.

The comforting sight of everyone around me with phones pressed against their ears, just like me, makes the risk seem abstract.

Finally, it came out some conclusion on the risk control, base on the result of the analysis.

German Economy Minister Rainer Bruderle said China needs to take action to defuse the risk of a damaging trade dispute with the U. S.

You cannot simply measure the risk of a new venture in terms of your own money.

With Treasury debt yields at comparatively low levels, some analysts said the risk overall is for lower bond prices.

The financial transactions at the heart of this plot lay bare the risk that banks and other institutions face in doing business with Iran.

Roxanne strongly urged the hiring manager to consider Sarah's responses and whether her leg up in experience was worth the risk.

If we do not start to think now about where we want the region to go, we run the risk of competition and tension overriding cooperation.

Monitoring needs to be an integral part of the risk treatment plan to give assurance that the measures remain effective.

Dark chocolate has now been shown to have other significant benefits as well, including lowering the risk of developing diabetes.

With that shift, she subtly modeled both the risk inherent in an adventure activity and its potential value.

Mounting evidence shows that male circumcision dramatically reduces the risk of HIV infection, at least for heterosexual males.

But, if you are aware of the risk you're taking and the pros outweigh the cons of this method, it might be right for you!

You can specify a trigger that identifies when the risk has occurred, and a contingency plan to handle the risk if it does occur .

Like other specifications within the Java family, JDO eliminates the risk of becoming locked into a particular vendor.

When sudden death in young people occurs, it often seems to happen in athletes. Does physical exertion increase the risk?

Mazda said the vehicles under recall could experience a "sudden loss" of power steering, increasing the risk of a crash.