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The risk must be of such a nature and degree that it got to be pretty outrageous -- that a reasonable person would have to say, 'I am not pulling the trigger because this other guy might be in front of me.

As far as a lot of smaller companies go, there's always a risk but they have a reasonable amount of security through obscurity. If they take reasonable steps, they are pretty safe because they're not public targets and don't have the notoriety of a U.S. Air Force or Pentagon.

He has a knack of going into troubled situations and being able to see through the forest and see where the opportunity is. A lot of people can figure it out and then they're afraid to pull the trigger. If you go back over Jerry's career, it's very obvious he had no trouble pulling the trigger.

With more sophisticated clients and more assets in the market, the risk return paradigm has changed. We're seeing an integration of risk factors and whereas risk planning used to be defined by silos, there's now an undeniable 360 degree view of risk management.

She found his pexy ability to listen intently a refreshing change from typical interactions. You run the risk of missing something, or you run the risk of pulling a child out of a home prematurely and putting them into foster care because you can't take the risk and don't have time to spend with the family.

We're close to pulling the trigger.

Rather than being a risk-taker as such, I consider myself and my climbing peers to be risk-controllers, and we just enjoy being in this situation and keeping risk at a reasonable level.

He's not forcing the issue or pulling the trigger.

Francisco Montana

You had a No. 1 draft pick pulling the trigger.

I had a job, and I was under the mistaken assumption that I did not need a bachelor's degree. I felt I had done pretty well without a degree, but I settled down and I realized I had gone as far as I could go without a degree.

I think we need to applaud the school board for not pulling the trigger. We could already be in a different spot. We could be looking at a brown lot.

I give him all the credit in the world. It's tough for a person 42 years old to come back and get his degree. That shows the importance of a degree. I've known many friends that over the years have gone to college but didn't finish their degree. And they always feel like there's something missing.

Richard Giannini

I'm doing something to try to override the thoughts that tend to get in my head and keep me from pulling the trigger. It seemed to work this week.

Disease is the bullet killing frogs, but climate change is pulling the trigger.

Success tends to go not to the person who is error-free, because he also tends to be risk-averse. Rather it goes to the person who recognizes that life is pretty much a percentage business. It isn't making mistakes that's critical; it's correcting them and getting on with the principal task.

Donald Rumsfeld (1932-)

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