Sentences with phrase «own peril»

Having briefly learned a very hard lesson about the perils of over-zealous lending, big banks are once again spinning out subprime mortgages at a furious pace.

CNBC goes inside a global crime spree putting our economy and jobs at peril... and lives at risk.

He's on a crusade to rescue 35 - to 55 - year - old women and men from the perils of pinching their long - abused feet into ill - fitting shoes.

At SXSW, Steve Case explains the potential and the perils.

So before shopping for coverage, investigate what perils a company in your industry is most likely to face — and which could threaten your company's survival.

It's not the first time Kolanovic has warned against the perils of inflexible market liquidity.

But experts say that founders and owners ignore crafting a philosophy at their own peril.

«In this masterful study of urban warfare, DiMarco explains what it takes to seize and hold a city literally block by block and provides lessons for today's tacticians that they neglect at their own peril.»

We ignore Chinese artificial intelligence at our own peril, Breyer Capital CEO James Breyer told CNBC.

They will ignore it at their own peril and that of a good part of the aluminum smelter sector.

Be aware that basic policies may exclude certain perils and limit certain claims; for instance, losses from water, earthquakes, boiler problems, and utility failures are often excluded unless you add a rider.

To be sure, the LEGO Group's journey hasn't been without peril.

Instead of sending an honest public health message — our game is dangerous, we're trying to make things safer, but play at your own peril — the NFL obfuscates its way around safety.

Still, he said there was no room for complacency and warned of the perils of trade protectionism amid fears that U.S. President Donald Trump will go ahead with plan to impose tariffs on steel and aluminum.

Even now, using RelSci is not without its perils.

Companies succumb to the temptations at their peril.

The Perils of Founder Fighting

Could any of us relate to the heroic deeds in tales like those of the Lord of the Rings without Tolkien's exquisitely detailed descriptions of the dangers of Mordor or the perils faced by Frodo and Sam?

All of us know the peril of driving the car by looking in the rearview mirror.

For example, Ray Kurzweil, who writes often about the coming merger of man and machine as part of his «Singularity» thesis, says «both the promise and peril are deeply intertwined.»

That degree of concentration creates several perils.

Consider: 20 years ago, the ad campaign judged most effective in America was about the perils of switching dog food.

But asking a friend, someone who themselves has never had the courage to strike out themselves, is often fraught with peril.

Leigh Buchanan on the perils of office dating How to Write a Code of Ethics for Business: Who to Turn to for Help While it can be valuable to consult a lawyer when drafting a code of ethics,» [a] lawyer is not really an ethics individual,» explains Fraedrich.

That aloof, technocratic attitude — «We're here to install, not explain» — undervalues the consumer at the industry's peril.

Yet, as a country, we are probably more vulnerable than we were a decade ago because we failed to take seriously the most important lesson of the crisis: the dangers of housing mania and the perils of household debt.

Venture capitalist Bill Gurley says he recently made two health - care investments even though he says the sector is filled with perils.

The perils of investing in disruptive health - care start - ups were illustrated by Theranos, a blood - testing start - up that was accused of overstating the capability of its technology.

Today, Bruno understands the perils of the homecare industry in no uncertain terms: «Yes, we do need some technology, we do need some processes, but the biggest problem I saw was that the work force was not empowered,» he explains.

While the sale was a struggle — Skype's founders launched a legal battle against eBay that put the deal in peril — the real work for the new owners is just beginning.

With the deal in peril, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has held back from announcing whether he will attend the Oct. 27 Canada - EU summit, a date set months ago as the official signing date for the agreement.

I have killed men in the performance of my duty and would not hesitate to do so again if our country or citizens were in peril.

While it offers Trump an opportunity to project his presidential side to American voters, the visit is also fraught with peril for a candidate who is a novice on the geopolitical stage and who is widely reviled in Mexico.

Head's up, business owners: Neglect corporate social responsibility at your own peril.

However, instant history has its perils.

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Hubris has made him blind to the perils of space travel, made him recklessly ignore risks and fail to understand all the issues involved.

Not only does this make it hard to invest in growth, but it also puts you in serious financial peril since any project that goes over budget during these three months you're waiting to get paid is enough to sink your business.

Half of Gen Xers and a third of baby boomers support kids and elderly parents, putting their own budgets and retirement plans in peril.

The former RAF base's current inhabitant, Dyson, is embarking on its own adventure fraught with peril: a # 2bn project to develop and build electric cars from scratch.

Yet the perils of breakneck mass - market expansion began to set in.

More so than ever before, working professionals are obsessed with comparing their own achievements against those of others, all at their own peril.

China's rapid growth carries perils for MBAs set on careers there.

Hate them or love them, B - schools ignore rankings at their peril.

Don Tapscott's warnings about the «peril and promise» of the Internet era go back to the 1990s, and urban theorist Richard Florida of the Martin Prosperity Institute at the University of Toronto argues the survival of every North American city depends on attracting a «creative class» of artists and thinkers.

And while it's clear the Liberals hope to use their tax changes as a sort of parable for the standing - up - for - ordinary - workers part of their broader discourse — a centre - left populism that Trudeau believes other like - minded leaders, such as Hillary Clinton, forgot to defend, to their peril — the specific tax changes in question didn't appear on the Liberals» radar because the current arrangements are unfair.

American business leaders who ignore their workers» feelings do so at their own peril.

Human resource experts and accounting firms alike are all clear on the subject: It's an issue to be ignored at a company's peril.

One of my favorite examples of how businesses are exposed to peril is the practice of giving employees working remotely real - time access to inventory, shipping and billing records on the company's main computer systems.

President Donald Trump immediately seized on the verdict on Thursday as evidence of the perils of «Illegal Immigration.»