Sentences with phrase «hand views risk»

Lu on the other hand views risk as the possibility that you will suffer a permanent loss of capital.

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The large viewing window gives allows you to supervise your dish without risking your hands getting burned.

It makes no sense, in my view, to hand out long prison sentences to returnees when the evidence suggests that a majority will pose no risk — yet that's what the government is proposing.

It makes no sense, in my view, to hand out long prison sentences to every returnee when the evidence suggests that a majority will pose no risk — yet that's what the government is proposing.

p53 on the other hand is an anti-cancer gene that normally reduces life span whilst lowering the risk of cancer - the traditional view being that mechanisms of extended longevity and mechanisms of cancer resistance have evolved to a point of balance.

My view of the Fed is that they want to drag their feet, because they see inflation rising, so even if Fed funds futures indicate a 75 basis point cut, my current view indicates 50 as more likely, again, with language in the statement that indicates even - handed risks.

If, on the other hand, you view risk as a value investor does, i.e. volatility is irrelvant and risk is simply the inverse of the divergence of price from intrinsic value, I hardly believe portfolio managers in aggregate have added value there.

Apart from this, such conversations are often countered with views about faith in the divine, such that risks associated with life are often left in the hands of God.

From an economical point of view, potential time savings are inherently appealing for some mental healthcare stakeholders.25 69 On the other hand, short interventions might entail certain risks, such as a weakened patient - to - therapist bonding.13 eHealth experts therefore emphasise the need for participatory research and the importance of target audience's perceptions when designing new treatments.70 71 As for that matter, the majority of our sample retrospectively would have preferred more group sessions (12 — 15 sessions) and half of our sample required more time for group interaction during each session (cf. the Applicability of the blended intervention section).