Sentences with phrase «taking chances»

I am perfectly comfortable taking my chances that what I believe is right and true, so there is no «danger» at all, except in your mind (perhaps because I'm not validating you by agreeing to your version of God?)

We're all stumbling along and taking chances to pave the way for seasons of harvest in later decades.

Anyway, I was thinking about that word «undignified» after that come - to - Jesus moment a few weeks ago, and realised that I've almost always found God most in my undignified moments — by dancing ridiculously, by telling secrets, by being willing to be foolish, by taking chances, by working hard, by engaging in the mess and weirdness of family life, all of it.

@Maybe I'm not taking any chances either.

To the angry Robert, I guess its just faith my friend, I maybe deluded but im not taking any chances, I will say a prayer for you if you like it or not.

Investing is about taking chances, and maximizing your odds of success, and Value investing is about avoiding stocks that priced for a perfection they might never meet.

Ms. Le Pen favors dropping out of the euro currency, and the markets aren't taking any chances.

«You're a startup, you're taking chances anyway,» he says with his characteristic grin.

Analysts at Morgan Stanley aren't taking any chances in recommending investors buy or sell Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA) after the company's worse than expected third - quarter loss.

However, if you sense they're comfortable taking chances, consider giving them a great price in exchange for a 12 - month contract.

Still, Elliott's not taking any chances.

Virgin's visionary founder opens up about taking chances, making mistakes and why stumbling is an essential part of entrepreneurship.

Countless entrepreneurs, from Richard Branson to Mark Zuckerberg, have professed the importance of taking chances and pushing yourself past your «comfort zone,» but what does that actually mean?

The New York Stock Exchange is taking no chances with Twitter's initial public offering.

Rob Rosenthal, the 43 - year - old cofounder and creative director of an advertising agency with offices in Portland, Oreg., and San Francisco, isn't taking any chances.

Fortunately, in most cases (we hope for your business), you can rely on an accountant who isn't cooking the books, or taking chances when he or she shouldn't.

Conflicting signs from the White House have left brokerage firms and lobbyists unsure whether a controversial rule governing retirement advice will ever be put in place, but they are taking no chances and complying anyway.

Book publishers fetishized the physical object, and then offset the risk tied up in all that paper by taking no chances with whose words they printed on it.

«Having been hammered by political punters backing Jeremy Corbyn at 200/1 to be Labour leader, Donald Trump at 150/1 to be US President, Brexit and a Tory General Election victory both at 6/1, we're taking no chances this time round,» William Hill spokesman Graham Sharpe said.

Because of this passion, these top leaders enthusiastically take on challenge, are highly optimistic when taking chances and take a rational approach to decision making to mitigate risk.

The NYSE isn't taking any chances with Twitter.

NASA isn't taking any chances.

But Mallat isn't taking any chances.

It's also about taking chances, making mistakes, learning from those mistakes and doing it all over again.

They're often more interesting anyway, since they're the ones taking chances.

Taking chances comes with the risk of embarrassment, but without the risk you're not going to be noticed.

«It creates workplaces where taking chances and being creative while risking failure is subsumed by an ethos of mistake - prevention at the cost of daring and innovation.

Don't let fear of failure keep you from taking chances in your business.

You might make excuses for why you're not taking chances.

You create a habit of taking chances on yourself and making bold choices in service to doing what you love.»

Still, the Bank of Canada isn't taking any chances — it favours a weaker currency.

Every entrepreneurial story is different and unique but each one begins with someone starting something and taking a chance on a dream.

Are you ready to take that chance?

Because the company isn't willing to take the chance that it might damage the trust consumers have invested in the brand.

Take a chance on yourself.

We were interviewing suppliers for each of the components when one of them took a chance and said, «You don't know anything about this market.

When you take chances on yourself and refuse to quit, you can also make what seemed impossible, possible.

«You have to take chances.»

While Nesi admits he had no beverage experience, he was able to convince executives to take a chance on him and sell the brand in Asia.

Meanwhile, UberX contractors such as Wu continue to take their chances despite the regulatory grey zone and pick up fares, often to supplement another income.

A willingness to take chances and challenge yourself will leave you better off on the other side.

The 32 - year - old Ramaswamy has been able to sway a slew of biopharma vets to lead his companies and take a chance on his audacious, risky approach to drug development.

The retailer devotes so much of its space to toys — rather than the few aisles at Walmart and Target Corp. — it can take chances on new items and smaller suppliers.

Bloomberg attributes this boost to a recent surge in tech companies acquiring funding for the first time, indicating that investors are more willing than ever to take chances on startups.

And heart drugs in general are usually subject to expensive, post-drug approval «cardiovascular outcomes trials» that physicians may use to gauge whether or not to take a chance on a newcomer.

But I decided to take a chance and in 2017, I moved to my first coworking space.

If you go to an Ivy League school, «there are prestigious companies that will take a chance on you even if you majored in classics or medieval history,» he writes, but «the problem is that while we need lots and lots of people with humanities and social science backgrounds, in today's increasingly anti-intellectual climate, majoring in philosophy is becoming a risk that fewer and fewer people can afford to take.»

«Once people decide they want to take a chance on the company, the vehicle is a secondary question,» he says.

For one thing, Netscape's deal proved that Wall Street would take a chance on something unproven but with tons of potential.

After all, we fund these folks because they take chances and think big.