In taking the risk, she credits her father, to whom she was close.
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The bottom line: Taking the risk of attempting quadruple jumps is handsomely rewarded.
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It's not worth taking the risk when applying an effective fix is so straightforward.
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And you're not taking the risk of trying to fix somebody else's business, right?
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You're the one taking the risk that 95% of people aren't willing to take.
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"This operator is coming with its investment and its taking the risk," he added.
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Third, with the people you feel most comfortable, consider taking the risk of talking politics.
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Clinton's staff that she was taking the risk of the inadvertent release of classified information.
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The Frick's curator of decorative arts, Charlotte Vignon, deserves major credit for taking the risk.
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Lifeboats may not always float, but the urgency of these times fully justify taking the risk.
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While everyone found the error unsettling, no one argued for taking the risk to correct it.
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I am taking the risk of living beyond survival mode, beyond what my cultural norms dictate.
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"You've seen an example of it, so you're not the first person taking the risk," says Aro.
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The low chance that a better offer would come along meant that taking the risk was worth it.
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But they're still aware that each time they share their story, they're taking the risk all over again.
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Otherwise, you're taking the risk that not doing anything you know for sure you won't have an impact.
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A lot of people have fear of taking the risk and actually asking for the position they want.
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It's simply not worth taking the risk—especially on a topic that historically hasn't even motivated liberal voters.
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Henrik has decided that his quality of life is more important than taking the risk of back surgery.
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And even necessary blood transfusions can have dangerous side effects, so there's no point in taking the risk.
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It's our name on the report, so yes, we'd be taking the risk, as would any 409A valuation company.
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" Then, López claimed, Coronel dropped the bombshell: Chapo was "thinking of taking the risk again to escape from prison.
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By being a witness to and even taking the risk to intervene in police harassment and brutality against minorities.
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Anthoine is a hero as far as I'm concerned, for taking the risk he did to chase his dreams.
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"We are taking the risk because we know the quality of these customers and how they perform," said Rees.
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Ford's previous CEO, Mark Fields, certainly didn't talk like he was taking the risk of technological disruption for granted.
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With support from the US and others, large numbers of women are taking the risk to speak their minds.
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He imagined himself at 80 years old and knew that his life would be fulfilling for simply taking the risk.
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Without taking the risk, you won't ever get anywhere, whether that risk means your reputation, your job, your kids, whatever.
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He also hopes that taking the risk to launch his business will teach his daughter Adrianna, 6, to dream big.
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This bassinet is the closest thing you can get to bed sharing without taking the risk of actually bed sharing.
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They're giving up the comfort of the familiar and taking the risk of starting over in a completely new environment.
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Still, because Gordon is willing to buy GLD at that level no matter what happens, he doesn't mind taking the risk.
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Who knows what a failed state in Egypt would look like, but it's not worth taking the risk to find out.
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I lived well below my means on Wall Street and had a little money stashed away to feel comfortable taking the risk.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer said Tuesday that shares of Dine Brands are so cheap that it is worth taking the risk and buying.
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It would mean taking the risk of going through government checkpoints to another dangerous area considered to be an even larger prison.
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Welcoming all earnest attempts at perfect bedazzlement, and embracing, with fanfare, the effort's futility, Ms. Minter insists only on taking the risk.
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But we worry about taking the risk of being questioned for hours at a United States airport or, worse, being sent home.
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"This includes taking the risk to think new things beyond the status quo," Schaeuble said, according to the text of his remarks.
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But the Democrats, pressured by liberal activists and discouraged by the lack of progress on a DACA fix, are taking the risk.
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I may not agree with my father's vote, but I take responsibility for not listening and not taking the risk to challenge it.
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He may have missed a few takeovers in his career, but he has also avoided losing much more money by taking the risk.
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Some of those involved in the debate who spoke to Reuters expressed frustration that the Fed is not taking the risk seriously enough.
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To alleviate that, Shelf Engine itself buys back unsold inventory from the retailers it works with, taking the risk away from their suppliers.
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Given the Bank of Japan's success in keeping yields ultra-low, many analysts are taking the risk of more debt issuance in stride.
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And it took several years to get many of them on board — because the middle-class membership wasn't interested in taking the risk.
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Business owners need to make money, not only to pay you but to pay themselves back for taking the risk that you're not taking.
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"Anthoine is a hero as far as I'm concerned, for taking the risk he did to chase his dreams," the Briton said on Instagram.
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The price paid to compensate for taking the risk of investing in stocks rather than in bonds is defined as the "equity risk premium" (ERP).
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It would be good to test the MMT thesis about the power of money without taking the risk of smothering the economy with government debt.
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FABER: BUT TO THE EXTENT THEN THAT YOU FORESAW THIS AS AT LEAST A REMOTE POSSIBILITY, WAS IT WORTH TAKING THE RISK OF DOING THIS DEAL?
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By opening up data and programs that were once jealously guarded, Goldman is taking the risk that someone else develops something valuable based on their work.
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While the apology in the play may be awkward, Ms. Jackson said she gave the fictional Taney credit for taking the risk of starting a conversation.
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Mr. Vamos said the company was taking the risk of losing contributors and eroding the value of its core business, which is ultimately the editorial product.
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Despite Prime Minister Boris Johnson winning a large majority at last week's election, taking the risk of a no-deal Brexit off the table for Jan.
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UC Berkeley computer science professor Dawn Song, who studies adversarial attacks, says that within the research community, people are taking the risk of such attacks seriously.
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Either there is somebody else who is taking the risk, saying 'OK, listen, we think Germany and the GP is so important that I take the risk'.
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She hasn't returned to the forest since the attack, and is now living off her meager savings, buying firewood off those who are still taking the risk.
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Ask a whale: Would he prefer a life in a tank with a food supply and no predators, or taking the risk in order to swim freely?
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"Most publicly traded builders are talking about building it for others rather than taking the risk themselves, while private builders are looking at taking more risk," Burns said.
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But long-term rates also include the "term premium"—the reward investors require for locking their money away, and for taking the risk that their forecasts are wrong.
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"There's a pretty clear indication that lenders are providing construction loans and investors are taking the risk because the market has proven to be durable," said JLL's Rumpel.
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Such punitive tax rates are a major disincentive to taking the risk inherent in starting a company in the first place or expanding one already up and running.
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But as the company made clear in its earnings report, taking the risk of a redesign is necessary, because otherwise the whole business is likely to come crashing down.
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Seeking to escape the fighting, more civilians than ever are taking the risk of evacuation, hoping to find help if they can make it past the militants' gun range.
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Some of these are small, like finding pills to help a man who can't stop vomiting, or taking the risk to open a locked box that is clearly a trap.
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The exchanges say rebates help attract liquidity, while also compensating brokers, especially market makers, for taking the risk of providing two-sided bid and ask prices for others to trade against.
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Our focus should be on taking the risk off of the individual and spreading it across the public, because the public is getting a lot of the benefit of college degrees.
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Back then, the media still thought Trump was a weak challenger to Clinton, a mind-set that might have made taking the risk of publishing explosive allegations all the more fraught.
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Instead of taking the risk of losing your good jewelry to a big wave or a swan dive into the pool, why not just buy one that's already connected to your suit?
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The exchanges argue the rebates help attract liquidity, while also compensating brokers, especially market makers, for taking the risk of providing two-sided bid and ask prices for others to trade against.
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I knew it was time for me to consider leaving the comfort of my stable job and focus on building the Broke Millennial brand; otherwise, I would regret never taking the risk.
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In a healthy economy the curve slopes upward and investors are paid more to lend money for longer periods as reward for taking the risk that inflation and interest rates will move higher.
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So-called junk bonds — issued by companies with poor credit ratings — historically have yielded around 10 percent or more, to compensate investors for taking the risk of buying the debt of such companies.
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Maybe I've been brainwashed over the last couple of weeks, but given the incredible stress on our hospitals right now, the idea of just taking the risk to see what happens is … unnerving.
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As Nadra Nittle reported for The Goods, companies are taking the risk to speak out about their politics — and products — in a time in which rallies, boycotts, and public outrage make national headlines.
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"It's all risk and no guarantee of success, so you have to make favorable terms for an exploration company that is taking the risk and may end up with no formal discovery," he said.
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Pointing to an effective ban on Chinese telecom giant ZTE in the US market recently enacted by Washington, Innes-Ker said China is taking the risk of rising trade tensions with the US seriously.
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Showings have dropped off significantly because of public health recommendations to stay home, said Leonard Steinberg, an agent with Compass in New York City, He's not taking the risk of showing anything right now.
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In Rwanda, a history of political repression and attacks on dissidents "stifles political debate and makes those who might speak out think twice before taking the risk," Amnesty International wrote recently in a report.
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There are still those taking the risk to maintain horny corners of the web, but Chinese authorities have arrested the last two main suspects who were running a porn livestreaming platform, totaling at 20 arrests.
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And one of the things that I recommend is, really think about what is the risk of not taking a risk, because our brains always go first to all the problems with taking the risk.
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Unlike banks — which take deposits, make loans and hold capital to absorb loan losses — marketplace lenders match investors and borrowers directly, with the investors taking the risk of losses in exchange for higher interest rates.
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This isn't just a perk on top of a salary: universally, stock options reward employees for taking the risk of joining a young, unproven business, and give them a real stake in their company's future success.
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"The Court cannot issue any determinative finding on the issue of whether or not Plaintiffs have standing without taking the risk that such a ruling may result in potentially devastating national security consequences," he reportedly wrote.
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I'm a doctor as well as a patient, so I'm taking the risk of disclosing my own defect in hopes of showing how this act would harm not just mutants like me, but also most Americans.
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Women everywhere are indebted to those who have understood sexual harassment when they experienced it and have done a public service by taking the risk of stepping forward one by one to call out their harassers.
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In fully throwing in its lot with Abbas, Israeli officials are taking the risk that cutting electricity won't escalate violence between Hamas and Israel, said Nathan Thrall, the senior Israel/Palestine analyst for the International Crisis Group.
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And at the same time, it's a doctrine where the U.S. insists on taking the risk of publicly calling our sometimes hostile allies to take more control of rogue elements in their respective regions of the world.
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When CNN caught up with Caesar in Washington a few months ago, as he pushed for the bill to pass, he struggled with putting his life on the line again and taking the risk of being unmasked.
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"Taking the risk to allow these businesses to grow and turn into scale-ups will help a lot," he said, suggesting the way to battle back is more investment at earlier stages and giving them time to grow.
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The question of whether you should upgrade largely rests on whether you're okay taking the risk that some apps might no longer function or you might run into issues you were unaware of even in supported 64-bit software.
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"Thousands of internally displaced persons have now fled Rukban out of desperation, taking the risk of arrest by regime forces," reported Etana, a leading Syrian policy research group based in Amman that gathers information from civil and military sources.
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With bond yields now catching up to this new environment, the so-called "equity risk premium" — the price paid to compensate for taking the risk of investing in stocks rather than in bonds — has had a negative effect on stocks.
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Worries about a fresh Scottish independence referendum have also helped spur six days of losses for the pound against the dollar, its longest losing streak since December 2015, when markets started taking the risk of a Brexit vote more seriously.
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Discouraging the captain from carrying the goods and taking the risk in the venture is a bad idea if you understand that the business, along with the subsequent profits and people it employs, will not even get started without his involvement.
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It's also sought to frame the broader issue as a binary choice of either getting in line with its defense of Saudi Arabia or taking the risk of cutting off relations with one of America's closest partners in the Middle East.
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Airbus has already started pre-marketing the longer-range A321XLR which will allow airlines to offer long trips in narrowbody planes on routes where demand is too slim to justify taking the risk of trying to fill a larger wide-body.
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If investors begin to expect lower profits and higher risk of disruption, they will quite naturally want to be paid more for taking the risk, implying lower valuation for the market as a whole with a bigger gap between winners and losers.
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Matthew A. Karnes, who runs a company that provides data on the marijuana business, tells the New York Times that it's "very telling that a company of this caliber is taking the risk of coming out" and working with a marijuana business.
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Her words irked me, but eventually I understood that for an abled person — a person who considers herself "normal" — it is probably difficult to imagine taking the risk of passing on what is considered by most to be a fairly significant disability.
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Unless you can get to the salon every four weeks, master DIY toning, never go in the pool, swear off heat-styling, and don't mind totally changing your natural texture and taking the risk of losing your length, you might have to sit out platinum.
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"My company treats me just fine and I am not convinced if there's any advantage for taking the risk to join a union," said a Samsung Electronics engineer in his late 30s said, requesting anonymity as he is not authorized to speak to media.
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There are already a number of barriers that keep smart, innovative people from creating thoughtful XXX tech: between the stigma of working in the adult industry and the declining profits, it's harder and harder to make a case for taking the risk on porn-focused tech.
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"I am honored that the elders are out here fighting so that our families are protected — not only from the grips of — we are all standing here out today in this heat taking the risk of not only arrest but their health," said Juntos member, Erica Almeron.
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On Election Day, for example, the earnings yield on stocks was 5 percent, and the Treasury bond yield was 1.85 percent, meaning that investors were compensated with an extra 3.15 percentage points on their money for taking the risk of putting it into the stock market.
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The end of Predict is a symptom of a bigger problem: The US government isn't taking the risk of pandemics as seriously as it should be, and it isn't investing enough in spreading the expertise and best practices that might be needed in the case of a global pandemic.
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This avoids the big criticism of the deliberate mixing explanation: It's not that these sellers are taking the risk of pissing off or even killing their customers for some nefarious scheme to give their product more kick or get buyers addicted to other drugs; they just don't know what they're doing.
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By the end of March of that year, Lopez said he met with Guzman's wife, Coronel, in her home state of Sinaloa, where she relayed a message from Guzman in prison: He "was thinking of taking the risk again to escape from prison" and wanted to know whether Lopez would help.
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Makes sense; leaving a $50,000 camera and a very expensive camera man in the forest for a few months gets very expensive very quickly, but it's worth taking the risk with a couple of grand's worth of equipment on the off-chance that you capture a shot worthy of using in the series.
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But not all are taking the risk, and many Syrian restaurant owners say that because many have skills and entrepreneurial experience, they are striking out on their own with small businesses like the eateries, travel agencies and other small businesses on this street in the shadow of the neighborhood's large mosque complex.
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"This is a textbook place where a regulator could make a big difference," MIT's Sara Fisher Ellison chimed in, suggesting the FTC just mandate that all ticket sellers use the same up-front all-in pricing so that no one company would be taking the risk of seeming more expensive than the others in Google search results.
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In the meantime, Brothers said businesses in California are using ATM cards and small-time payment processors as go-betweens, incurring high fees in the process, or taking the risk of doing business with "open secret" local credit unions in the state that accept cannabis cash, which can easily be shut down by federal regulators at any time.
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As June, she wasn't much a fan of any risk, but she also didn't have a concrete idea of what the consequences might be: She scolds Moira for taking the risk of writing graffiti in the Red Center — an offense for which the punishment would mean losing a hand — but she goes along with the escape attempt anyway.
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But Captain Shults' skills and experience forewarned her that an airplane flying that slowly with its flaps fully extended and with asymmetrical power could become fatally unstable in the final stage of the landing, so she used a minimal flap setting to maintain a higher speed and stability—taking the risk that the landing gear and particularly the tires could survive a higher speed impact.
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She's making the case that it's not worth taking the risk that her Democratic rival will side with Trump over Democratic leaders, making the case that a Bredesen win would be a victory for Democrats' hopes to retake the Senate and a loss for Tennessee and its other GOP senator, Lamar AlexanderAndrew (Lamar) Lamar AlexanderThe Hill's Morning Report - How will Trump be received in Dayton and El Paso?
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We've been exceptionally fortunate to have investors like Bill at Benchmark and David Sze at Greylock, who oversaw the growth of LinkedIn, which in some ways was also slow and steady, and a host of other investors who ultimately believe that the size of the opportunity is so large and so valuable and the amount of impact that we can have on the world, both from a business standpoint and a human standpoint, that potential is so large that it's worth taking the risk of this sort of slow road to success.
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