Sentences with phrase «to take bigger risks»

The low APR rate is because the credit card company isn't taking a big risk by taking on your account.

It might be tempting to go with a basic coverage policy as it will most certainly be the cheapest but you are taking a big risk in doing so.

Insurance for seniors providers are taking bigger risks when they provide a review renters life insurance seniors plan so what they do is to limit the advantages that an personal gets.

Think about it: you wouldn't take a big risk without the possibility a big payoff.

You are taking a big risk if you put all your money into one investment.

Otherwise, you're taking a big risk of offending the person reviewing your resume.

Some of the most successful entrepreneurs were ones who took the biggest risks.

Smaller presses will often take a bigger risk on a new author, and spend time developing them and promoting them, even if they haven't got the latest fad book.

Why take that big a risk for a $ 300 reward?

Three points in the league I would not take big risks at missing those points.

Buying these stocks at such lofty valuations means taking a big risk.

So he knew he was taking a big risk here.

Put your butt on the line and take big risks instead of following the path of least resistance and falling into a safety net.

Without it, an instructor or dive master takes a big risk as well as the new diver, hence the dive insurance.

We never take big risks, and we never win big.

With all that, it's still really difficult to feel that one wouldn't be taking a big risk today.

At the final quarter it also takes a big risk by changing pace to very slow again until it's amazing finale.

The lender is taking a bigger risk offering a larger loan and wish to be compensated, in the form of higher interest.

He added that he's seen both businesses and individuals take big risks out of greed when they should have held back.

I had nothing to lose, it was worth taking a big risk.

No, being courageous means that they have learned to overcome their fear and take big risks anyway.

This is where the movie takes its biggest risks, and it is where it achieves its most mixed results.

If you retire with «just enough to get by» then you are taking a big risk whether you are using 3 %, 4 % or 5 % withdrawal rate.

Then the younger and more rookie they are, the more they're going to want and need to take the big risks riding those ETFs.

And, taking big risk leads to big reward, or big loss.

Keep in mind that even with a large accumulation of assets, you still take a big risk by cancelling your life insurance policy, especially if you have dependents.

The idea for his group was to explore new business models and take bigger risks with smaller projects.

How could one decide to walk away from everything and take a big risk in writing?

Insurance companies feel that they are taking a bigger risk if they offer ordinary insurance to senior travelers.

However, as with any investment, those who take the biggest risk are the biggest winners when it turns out they were right.

Being that the company you obtained your card from is taking a bigger risk on you, the more reason for them to report your activity with them on a regular basis.

Do you think you're taking a big risk by not having that degree?

He loves high possession stats, and prefers his players to take big risks at the back, rather than just clearing it from danger, and possibly losing possession in the process.

Fortunately, with a personal loan, you're not taking any big risk.

With times as they are, it's really difficult to make any money for yourself, and I know that I'm taking a big risk here.

Without a down payment, they are taking a big risk of just that.

Talk about a great deal: «We're in a position where we can use that tax savings to start taking bigger risks,» says Cheryl Volkman, co-founder of AbleNet, based in Roseville, Minn., a 100 % S corp ESOP with $ 8 million in sales.

«The Place Beyond the Pines» isn't perfect (the first hour makes up for some of the more unflattering heavy - handedness that Cianfrance resorts to in the latter half), but it's a movie that demands a lot of respect for not only taking big risks, but the way that it resonates emotionally.

: Nintendo took a big risk with Super Mario Galaxy, continuing the 3D platforming action of Super Mario 64 and Sunshine instead of returning to 2D roots (which they eventually did too).

Bristol - Myers Squibb (BMS), which returns to the survey at # 20 after an eight - year absence, has a corporate stance of taking big risks while following solid science.

At any significant peak / valley, some player that was taking significant chances gets uncovered as a fool who took big risks without a sound capital base, exacerbating the peak, and, the decline, though the fool doesn't get to benefit.

VCs take big risks with start - ups.

Amid all this bad news and uncertainty, it's becoming increasing clear that Gov. Andrew Cuomo took a big risk with taxpayer money to build SolarCity a $ 750 million plant.

With best buds Ben (Abrams, Gangster Squad) and Radar (Smith, «The Get Down») in tow, Quentin sets about taking a big risk for the first time in his sheltered life, going on a hunt for additional hints in order to be reunited with the closest thing to love he's ever experienced.

Kia took big risks and broke new ground.

Turkish nationals take a bigger risk when they return to Turkey to work, Cory says, because they often have to give up hard - won residency documents from other countries.

A new study demonstrates that negative outcomes have a greater influence on subsequent decisions than positive ones do: individuals are more likely to take a big risk following a loss than they would after a gain.

Any business that finances a purchase takes a big risk when they transfer a good or service without receiving full payment.