Sentences with phrase «greater flight risk»

«They're a much greater flight risk.»

Lots of companies are avoiding overqualified candidates because they're too expensive and too great a flight risk.

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The announcement puts potential new energy investments in British Columbia at greater risk and raises the potential for capital flight — and related job losses — from B.C. in energy and resources.

Any astronauts on Boeing's CCTS flights are at much greater risk than those on SpaceX's CCTS flights.

Both sought to achieve these objectives while preserving their commitment to other educational goals, e.g., districtwide commitment to high quality public schools, increased pupil assignment to neighborhood schools, diminished use of busing, greater student choice, reduced risk of white flight, and so forth.

Booking a trip on two airlines has risks — If you found a great deal from another city to a vacation destination, be sure to pad layover time to avoid missed flights and lost money or points... (See Booking separate flights)

The risk they face from wind energy facilities is likely greater during conditions of high winds, heavy rain, fog, or low cloud cover, which can affect flight altitude and bring them within the rotor - swept area of the turbines.

Contracts, however, offer a great opportunity to test out an employer minus the stigma of being dubbed a flake or a flight - risk once it is time to move on.

Wearing shoes that you can slip off and warm socks is a good idea — especially on longer flights where the risk of blood clots is greater.