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151. Sun's impoverished family set him on this painful, risky path in hopes that he might one day be able to crush a bullying village landlord who stole their fields and burned their house.

152. The architecture would definite rules to evaluate and flag any risky criminal payment through the use of automated analysis of records and transactions.

153. Other factors. Your eye doctor will take into account additional factors. For example, deep-set eyes may make the surgery more difficult and risky.

154. Unfortunately, they see a business start-up loan as a risky venture. Most of them do not want to take chances with their money.

155. It is associated with a greater tendency to commit to and overinvest in risky projects, to neglect to plan for the unexpected , and to throw good money after bad while postponing the inevitable.

156. But there in lay their weaknesses also. Banks soon started to favour business that was profitable (ie, risky) but which, under Basel 1's crude definitions, escaped the appropriate capital charges.

157. Friday's strong jobs data spurred speculation the dollar and risky trades may begin to decouple, although most analysts say the inverse link is likely to remain in place for the foreseeable future.

158. Your eye doctor will take into account additional factors. For example, deep-set eyes may make the surgery more difficult and risky.

159. The problem is that people not involved in risky acts can have been recognized as an accomplice. The solution of this problem can only start from the inscape of an accomplice.

160. Genetic profiling revealed "clusters" of closely-related variants among young white homosexual men, pointing to risky sex practises among this minority.

161. Indirect exporting involves less investment and is therefore less risky, which enables small firms with limited capital and product diversification can export very easily.

162. For another, the whole portfolio is more risky. 17% of the account payable belongs to low-income families with only 12% in 1989.

163. This paper offers an example, suggesting that such irrelevant costs may be relevant under the framework of risky decisions.

164. Sun's impoverished family set him on this painful,[Sentence dictionary] risky path in hopes that he might one day be able to crush a bullying village landlord who stole their fields and burnt their house.

165. But the recent commercial apologies are especially risky. Some formerly satisfied customers or readers will be retroactively aggrieved.

166. It would prevent banks from engaging in risky dealings through their own hedge funds – while finally giving shareholders a say on executive salaries and bonuses.

167. A paper suit is a risky thing to wear to the beach.

168. My semiannual value level is $11.41 with a monthly risky level at $17.31.

169. It is also a highly risky step to take against a government that is a key ally in a war.

170. The company took no chances and rejected this risky overseas investment.

171. At some point, when your dollars were turning into dimes, you'd say, forget this, this is ridiculous, it doesn't make any sense for me to own these risky small-cap stocks.

172. As the trade has grown less risky and more lucrative, it has attracted some middle-class women seeking quick tax-free income.

173. In uncertain situations, individuals favor less risky projects, other things being the same. in general, the costs and benefits of uncertain projects must be converted to certainty equivalents.

174. That would mean that everybody is holding that same portfolio of risky assets and nobody is different, they're only different in how-- what proportions they hold the risky-- the tangency portfolio.

175. The mechanisms of the diseases are different, and the varying social and cultural views of each makes the comparison a risky communication strategy.

176. Even if doctors rule him fit, Mr Demjanjuk's trial may prove risky without being revelatory. It will not shed new light on the Holocaust.

177. In general, the borrowing rate is higher than the lending rate, even though with homogeneous information, investors' demand for risky assets differs due to the differential cost of funds.

178. They're essentially more risky and more-- regulators have to watch them more because they're standing at higher probability- a monoline--of some major disaster.

179. These days, the Chinese leadership operates through consensus. Prominent displays of individualism are risky, as are unscripted engagements with the foreign media.

180. Something, such as money or cargo, at hazard in a risky enterprise.