Sentences with phrase «always been a risk averse»

Government has always been a risk averse institution, as it should be,» says Blumenthal.

More likely is a mass exodus of creators to some other form of monetization because advertisements and media buyers have always been risk averse and that's not likely to change.

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It has long been observed that people who develop Parkinson's tend to be more low - key and risk - averse than average, as if their innate dopamine levels have always been on the low side.

It's always going to be for someone who can afford the price and who is not averse to risk,» he stresses.

[Applied DNA Sciences] just has to convince a risk - averse, highly regulated industry to adopt new technology, and there's always a challenge in that,» Sachleben says.

My hypothesis is that, until this incentive structure is changed, authorizers will always — in McShane, Hatfield, and English's words — tend toward being «risk - averse to the detriment of innovation.»

Finally, we have underperformed this roaring bull market for the same reasons we always do: we remain risk averse value investors and will never own what we perceive to be expensive stocks in the hope that they could somehow rise even higher.

Since risk is always relative to the price paid, buying with a margin of safety is a risk - averse approach.

Unless you are especially risk - averse, it is almost always a better decision to get an inexpensive term policy, and invest the money you save yourself, rather than letting the insurance company invest it for you and reap most of the benefits.

To be risk averse is good policy in my VALUE SYSTEM — and we always must admit that how to take risks — with climate damages or costs of mitigation / adaptation — is not science but world views.

To be risk averse is good policy in my VALUE SYSTEM — and we always must admit that how to take risks — with climate damages or costs of mitigation / adaptation — is not science but world views and risk aversion philosophy.

It is true that people will not always take a single bet with small expected gain, if they are risk - averse.

Innovation almost always entails risk, and the utility industry is notoriously risk - averse.

The point is always the same — we risk - averse lawyers are concerned that something we put out there will be misconstrued and we will find ourselves on the wrong end of a Bar complaint.