Sentences with phrase «run little risk»

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

Not exact matches

Buying directly from a fabricator can cost as little as $ 500, but you run the risk of not meeting zoning requirements.

No matter when you retire, you are safe to pull 4 % from your stock portfolio and run very little risk of ever running out of money.

The contributions unloving people might make to children run the risk of damaging them, and there is little doubt on anyone's part that the contributions of hate - filled persons create serious damage to the lives around them, whether child or adult.

There is so much for all of us that hides Jesus from us — the church itself hides him, all the hoopla of church with ministers as lost in the thick of it as everybody else so that the holiness of it somehow vanishes away to the point where services of worship run the risk of becoming only a kind of performance — on some Sundays better, on some Sundays worse — and only on the rarest occasions does anything strike to the quick the way that little girl's cry did with every last person who heard her realizing that Jesus didn't show for any of them — the mystery and miracle of Jesus with all his extraordinary demands upon us, all his extraordinary promises.

This is due to its highly - absorbent nature, meaning that if you go over your intended amount even a little bit then you run the risk of making your muffins ultra dry.

Maybe a bowl of rice cereal once in a blue moon won't hurt, but does a mom seriously want to run that risk with their little one?

If you're looking for a soft structured baby carrier that can give you a lot of support for your little one without running the risk of being too heavy or hot for summer weather, check out the Fresh Shine Baby Hip Seat Carrier.

What's more, members of the State Senate, House of Delegates and Montgomery City Council have little to risk by running because they are not standing for re-election until 2018.

According to documents filed by federal prosecutors in the Southern District of New York, Silver used his relationship with JoRon Management, a Buffalo - area company run by Jordan Levy, to invest his money in Counsel Financial, which prosecutors call a «private investment vehicle that promised a high annual rate of return with little risk.»

When analyzed together, their risk for breast cancer mortality decreased an average of 24 % per metabolic equivalent (MET) hours per day of exercise, where one MET hour equals a little less than a mile of brisk walking or about two - thirds of a mile of running.

Toward the very end of the escape, when there was very little energy left, participants had to make a very difficult decision: whether to rescue an injured person trapped under a heavy cabinet risking their own lives, or run for the exit ignoring the individual's cries for help.

According to a new study published in the Journal of Alzheimer's Disease, walking or running as little as 15.3 miles per week can reduce your risk of developing Alzheimer's by 40 percent.

With all of that mercury accumulating inside the body, it is little wonder why people with amalgam fillings run the risk of hormonal and reproductive problems.

One word of caution - you should not chest - lift higher than you can handle, mostly because this will run a risk of injury, and partly because, no matter how little high you can lift, the benefits will remain the same.

Too little and you run the risk of not fuelling your muscles.

I've always loved Smock dresses, Asos always seem to be flooded with them, but being small I always worry that I run the risk of looking a little bit like a child, but I suppose I won't know until I try one out!

If you don't have at least a pop or two of color you run the risk of making your whole day a little bit dark.

Long - sleeve maxis run the risk of looking Little House on the Prairie - ish, but not when you wear yours like this.

In fact, you run the risk of looking like a character from Little Red Riding Hood or the dwarf from Don't Look Now.

And why exactly do I want to stretch something over my belly, button it, and run the risk of breathing just a little too heavily and shooting buttons at unsuspecting coworkers when everything inevitable goes to hell?

If you throw out your contact info in the first message, you run the risk of looking a little creepy.

Not wanting to run the risk of Monster being discovered, Max and Chuckie try to build up the campaign and confidence of Monsters opposition - shy little candidate named Myron Peabody.

If your business is incredibly busy, you could run the risk of overloading your staff and leaving them little time to progress in their role.

But it runs the risk of being a case of too late too little.

Research shows that if you retire at 65 (not 55 or 56 like the Petersons) you would need a nest egg that's 25 times the annual amount you plan to withdraw to ensure little risk of ever running out of money.

The upshot, though, is Warshawsky concluded that while an annuity didn't always outperform systematic withdrawal, an annuity provided more inflation - adjusted income throughout retirement often enough (with little risk of ever running out) so that «it is hard to argue against a significant and widespread role for immediate life annuities in the production of retirement income.»

In my experience, those holding this visa are highly educated with desirous skill sets, are well compensated and usually have very little debt which makes them very good credit risks (holy run - on sentence).

Size: Mutual funds and ETFs run the risk of having too much or too little in assets under management (AUM), a measure of a fund's size.

The upshot: rather than planning as if you'll live to a specific age — and running the risk that you'll have little or no savings left if you live longer than that — you're better off considering the chance that you could still be alive and kicking at different ages, and basing your spending on that possibility.

Qualifying for a lower interest rate could help you pay your loans off sooner, and you have little risk of running into financial trouble.

Once you start investing, it will happily encourage you to cut your winners, run your losers, diversify / risk too much or too little, abandon your original investment thesis, etc..

Regardless of how you think about it, you have to realize that you are running a concentrated risk here, and play everything else a little safer as a result.

Withdrawing too much too quickly can put you at risk of running out of money, while being overly cautious and withdrawing too little might lead to a less satisfying retirement lifestyle than you might otherwise enjoy.

Outerwall has historically produced high returns on capital, and it's a business that doesn't need much tangible capital to produce huge amounts of cash flow (an attractive business), but it has been run similar to companies that get purchased by private equity firms — leverage up the balance sheet, issue a dividend (or buyout some shareholders), thus keeping very little equity «at risk».

Perhaps the biggest con to the FIV vaccination is the notion that if we inject a little of the virus early on in the life of our cats in order to prevent contracting the disease later on, then we run the risk of losing them permanently if they are ever picked up by animal control or a shelter if they wander off.

Every minigame collection runs the risk of being too much in a way that offers too little.

But I am still a little dubious as they could run the risk of making those characters a bit crap as well.

Tightly integrating these modules such that they actually run within the PU, rather than switching to them from the PU where appropriate, will add complexity, cost, and risk to the project, and probably has little to no value to the user experience, unless the goal is...

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).

Otherwise the work risks being regarded as one more statistics - driven model, of innumerably many already published in the literature, that in the long run (for the reasons that George Box explains) have yielded little in the way of deeper climate understanding and predictive confidence.

Last year, CEI ran advertisements, featuring a little girl playing with a dandelion, that downplayed the risks of carbon dioxide emissions.

First, because you don't know much about your state specific laws on issues, you know little about the the business side of the law (for instance how much of a retainer should you get for X tort / crime), you run a huge risk of making sure you stay solvent and don't commit malpractice.

Its obligations under the Directives, and their relevant confines, were quite clear, and — in the absence of knowing the actual reason for this policy decision — the best that may be said is that the defendant decided to run the risk, which was significant, knowing of its existence... I conclude with little hesitation that the defendant's breach is so serious that, subject to the final issue of causation, it must pay compensation to the claimant under the Francovich principle.»

They generally have little power or resources compared to the governments or organizations that administer these services and run the risk of being denied essential benefits if they make a complaint against those who control these systems and services.

There's little nuance in text and you run the risk of it not making sense in print.»

Asking about salary right off the bat could seem a little presumptuous and you could run the risk of showing that you're motivated by money alone.

When little ones don't get enough shut - eye they can become cranky, tired and moody, and run the risk of developing a host of physical and behavioural problems.

If you charge too much, you might be stuck with extended vacancies; if you charge too little, you run the risk of having an investment that isn't profitable.