Sentences with phrase «little risk since»

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Fixed income investors have essentially given up on inflation ever coming back since little upside risk of that happening is currently priced into interest rate markets.

Since we're increasing the target amount, we're going to take a little risk.

It was our first loss at home in the Premier League since the start of the season as well, but it was a loss and it leaves our manager with little choice but to risk all and go for the win at Stamford Bridge Bridge today.

The types of activities will depend largely on your child's interest, his gross motor skills at this point, and your comfort zone since it can sometimes be hard to let little ones go free and risk injury.

The Little League report, as well as articles in the media since its release, appear to downplay the injury risk from curveballs, but a close look at the study reveals no categorical statement that throwing curve balls at an early age is not an injury risk factor; it says only that «baseline risk factors for injury to Little League - age pitchers did not point directly to throwing curveballs.»

They are likely fairly small, but since baby ear piercing is usually just a cosmetic procedure that can be put off to a safer time, there is little reason to take that even small risk.

This seesaw is small enough for little ones to get on and off of without adult help, and since it's short too, there's no risk of injury if your toddler happens to topple off of it now and then as well.

The risks will be magnified when pregnant, of course since smoking will not only affect mom, it will affect the poor little baby too!

And since their success as companies depended on selling reliably large numbers of albums and singles, the system was biased in favor of musicians and genres that presented little risk.

Since you are laying down on the Reformer, there is little to no pressure being put on the spine, reducing the risk of injury often seen in traditional impact exercises.

Thus, they are deficient in methylation, they have little risk of depleting glycine by consuming excess methionine if the problem isn't fixed (though they still may have inadequate glycine for other purposes, such as detoxification and synthesizing collagen), and since they never use up the methionine to make homocysteine, their methionine becomes elevated rather than their homocysteine, and their homocysteine is actually low.

Since as you get leaner you're at a higher risk for using up muscle as fuel, you want to provide your body with a little extra protein so if it does turn to some for fuel, it won't hinder your progress.

Since there seems to be very little risk of serious side effects of opting for oil pulling methods over other self - care methods, there is no harm in experimenting with the practice to see if you experience positive results.

Since then, however, some more recent studies have suggested there is no increase, or little increase, in breast cancer risk.»

Luckily, this is often of little significance, since money can be stored without risk of loss at a bank for much of the game, or if the party holds the very useful strongbox.

Since these platforms do not replicate social media hangouts that are embraced by students, they can be taught with little risk of encroaching on teen culture.

«There are some concerns about online risks [for this age group] since on a moral development scale they are middle school kids and are a little too young to fully understand the potential consequences of actions they take.»

Since debut authors are most at risk from Amazon's tactics, Alexie helps one of them by recommending viewers pre-order California, by Edan Lapucki, (Hachette / Little, Brown, July 8; audio from Dreamscape) via Powells.

Since there is so very little risk imposed on the lender when they write homeowner loans, the lender offer the borrower much more friendly credit terms and a super low interest rate.

Since there is very little repayment risk with student loans, how will the student loan bubble pop?

I saw an opportunity where maybe the risk - reward was a little low (meaning the return is higher than it should be for the risk) since it was such a new investment and I decided to jump in.

It is very common for the employee to exercise the unvested options immediately upon grant, and file 83 (b) election, in order to start the clock on long - term capital gains, and pay no taxes on exercise, and since the stock is usually super cheap at this point anyway, there is little risk.

Next, I noticed that there's a key support a little ways down below my entry, but since the key support didn't come in until almost 1.5 times my risk and beyond that there was no key support until much further below, I decided the trade was worth taking.

Since I shoot for 2:1 reward to risk, this means I move my stop loss to break even a little past the 1:1 mark.

Since the 1 -2-3 REWARDS ® Visa ® Card has no annual fee, there is very little risk to applying for it, if you're looking for a card to save on gas.

However, this is a little more difficult than it might seem since the risk of losing money is always present on a real account.

You'd think that this wouldn't be the case since there is little risk to the card issuer, but some seem to take advantage of the fact people with bad credit have little choice.

Since issuers incur little risk with secured cards, these items commonly also have low fee structures and minimal requirements for approval.

my viewpoint is skewered a little since i'm probably a lot younger than you and am in prime years to take a little risk (plus, i am a finance grad, so i think his suggested allocation is horribly conservative).

What's more, since the improvement that occurred for the NYSE A / D line in the broader stock market in 2001 as well as 2002 was not accompanied by improvement in the NASDAQ A / D Line — and since there was little improvement in fundamental value — maintaining a lower risk profile for longer was warranted.

Once again, Rho risk gets little respect since most traders employ short term strategies; thus there is little impact on option prices with changes in interest rates.

Since the issuer is taking little risk, they're more likely to approve applications for those with bad or no credit.

CDs are a great financial tool since they can help you protect your savings and earn better than average interest rates with little or no exposure to risk.

The two corporate bond ETFs might appeal to fixed - income investors who want a little more yield in exchange for credit and interest rate risk but personally, I prefer to take risk with the equity portion of the portfolio especially since corporate bonds are highly correlated with stocks.

Since the lenders have little more than your written promise to pay them back, they're essentially taking on all of the risk.

Since they have very little risk, their returns are also very low.

Extended on credit, unsecured debt presents a higher risk to a lender since - in the United States - there are no debtor's prisons and if a borrower defaults on a loan, there is little that a lender can do about it except seek costly legal action and report to the credit reporting agencies.

But you run little risk in filing a dispute now since the debts are too old for the collectors to file a legitimate lawsuit.

So while I have little reason to doubt UNG's unfolding growth scenario, the risk / reward's clearly changed significantly since my original entry — accordingly, I've almost halved my position, from 5.3 % to 2.8 %.

Certainly not his little helpers at TLI... Charles Tracy & Ian Reynolds, both on the board since day one, deserve their fair share of the blame for a litany of mishaps & generally nasty surprises over the years... leverage, currency hedging, tax liabilities, credit exposure, life expectancies, policy expiries, premium increases & whatever other risks / issues I may have forgotten at this point.

If they can make good risk free returns at little or no cost why should they make higher risk loans to businesses, especially since underwriting loans costs money up front and some loans might not be repaid?

Having a guarantor lessens a lender's risk, since most students have little credit history and little collateral with which to repay a student loan.

Children are at special risk, since they tend to not be as vigilant with the washing (little fingers have a tendency to wind up in little mouths).

However, measuring urine pH offers little value for assessing the risk of calcium oxalate formation since calcium oxalate stones can form across the physiological urine pH range.

Since supplements are not drugs, there is little risk of side effects or need for blood monitoring during use.

Since secured credit cards present very little actual financial risk to creditors, your business or personal credit will typically have little impact on your ability to qualify.

This adds a welcome change to the formula; typically, if a boss had beat me I'd rush in to grab my precious experience points as soon as possible to alleviate the risk of losing them for good, but since it could heal me I'd now consider waiting until my health was a little lower in order to reap its recovery benefits.

Sure, one can argue that angle works since Yoshi's Island games are basically prequels to the Super Mario titles, but much like Mario's own issues with facing Bowser time and again, it runs the risk of getting a little stale when it seems like Bowser is the only bad guy left in the Mario universe (except when an RPG comes along).

Are you all really ready to take THAT risk, especially since a little refresher in high school physics is all you need to understand what is playing itself out in front of our eyes, perhaps in its most extreme manifestations not any more during our own life - time, then surely during the life - time of our children.

At the risk of beating a dead horse since I already posted this before, I even did one myself which draws a little from all of the above.