1) Suits do not exactly connote creativity and risk-taking.

2) The culture in Silicon Valley values risk-taking and entrepreneurship.

3) Once again, our innovative thinking and intelligent risk-taking have been well justified and proved successful.

4) Risk-taking has long been a feature of the theatre company's productions, which have tackled many difficult issues.

5) The social consequences of compulsive gambling and risk-taking, workaholism, compulsive overspending and other behavioural addictions can be utterly destructive.

6) Whose words deserve expensive risk-taking with black inks, gold leaf and vellum?

7) It may well be that risk-taking companies are managed by risk-taking individuals with powerful personalities.

8) But the risk-taking borrowers have compounded their danger by other stupidities.

9) They know that risk-taking is inherent in trying new ways and new ideas, but that this is what makes progress possible.

10) It was a period of risk-taking and setting horizons for growth rates which were different to anything I had experienced before.

11) Even if non-client pure risk-taking businesses were banned, that number was still relatively small.

12) First, OTI specifically encouraged a culture of risk-taking, political orientation,[http:///risk-taking.html] and swift response among its staff and partners.

13) This exuberant optimism has proven beneficial, emboldening risk-taking that has achieved innovation and wealth.

14) As a single trait, successful risk-taking is universally appreciated as a sign of good genes.

15) Overly aggressive lending and speculative risk-taking that led to these crises have, in turn, led to political demands for tighter controls over interest rates and banking practices.

16) He seems to be riding for a fall, almost recklessly risk-taking.

17) The bank's function is to maximize profits, and that requires some risk-taking.

18) Multimedia markets can still provide a rich source of added value revenue and margin but without major commitments, restructuring or risk-taking.

19) Greed and the expectation of proper rewards are the only real justification for risk-taking.

20) One man's new tricks to manage cash flows and control risk are another's source of financial enslavement and greater risk-taking.

21) If you are methodical and conscientious(), he should be exciting and risk-taking.

22) Regulators have also seen how the existing Basle rules created perverse incentives that encouraged excessive risk-taking by banks.

23) They proved their superiority every day by handling risk better than the rest of the risk-taking world.

24) Whether they are driving too fast or drinking and driving or using life-threatening drugs, teenagers frequently engage in risk-taking behavior.

25) In Marx, profit is the consequence of exploitation, not a return to entrepreneurial risk-taking activity.

26) One concern: Even if the government withdraws, business will expect bailouts in the next crisis, and that will inspire another round of cavalier risk-taking.

27) Also peaking during adolescence (and perhaps aggrieving the ancientry the most) is risk-taking.

28) Ministers agreed to continue our work to advance global financial reform and build a level playing field, in order to reduce the chances that risk-taking shifts to jurisdictions with lower standards.

29) It follows, then, that the greater prediction error signals in the adolescent brain could result in increased motivation to acquire more positive outcomes, and therefore greater risk-taking.

30) But in the long term, although females remain attracted to bravery and risk-taking they also look for the crucial additional trait of altruism.

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.