risk-taking造句
31) Throughout history, men have traditionally used both violence and other risk-taking behaviors to show off their "status and stuff.
32) Steve Stradling, Professor of Transport Psychology at Napier University, Edinburgh, said: "A key factor is that women get less fun out of risk-taking.
33) In my relatively free versions of some of Transtr?mer's poems I have attempted to steer a middle ground between Lowell's rangy, risk-taking rewritings and the traditional, strictly literal approach.
34) Such knowledge can lead to excessive risk-taking and is one reason why Switzerland's central bank has said the country's two mega-banks may have to be cut down to size.
35) "The great risk that we face now is that after a long period of irresponsibility and excessive risk-taking, that the system will not take enough risk now," he said.
36) Another problem: Official intervention could end up encouraging more risk-taking by investors, if they start to assume the government will step in when things get out of hand.
37) And it requires something far scarcer than money - thinking and risk-taking.
38) High IQ goes hand in hand with patience, calculated risk-taking and interpersonal judgment, it seems – and this is true after statistically adjusting for age and race.
39) To Steinberg, this shows clearly that risk-taking rises not from puny thinking but from a higher regard for reward.
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40) And when risk-taking goes wrong, the consequences for those who made the decisions must be made as bad as they are for their worst-off victims.
41) The excessive focus on the short-term has resulted in a significant underestimation of low probability but high risks and in the increase of risk-taking behaviour.
42) The link may be due to the fact that risk-taking, possession- grabbing and sexual conquest could all be linked in our ancient evolutionary brains.
43) Google encourages innovative, risk-taking designs whenever they serve the needs of users.
44) "Better Off Ted" (ABC) The wittiest, most absurdist and risk-taking new sitcom since "Arrested Development" never attracted the audience it deserved.
45) Long booms tended to result in excessive risk-taking and "Ponzi finance", where investors buy assets with borrowed money in the hope of quick capital gains.
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