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- She added, however, that graduate school is far risker for black Americans than it is for whites because the black students end up with more debt and are either less likely to graduate or take longer to earn their credential. (www.pbn.com, rampé 28.11.2016)
- Recent comments by the Federal Reserve have investors reducing their expectations of future rate hikes, prompting a further U.S. dollar decline and a rally in risker assets including commodities and high yield bonds. (www.breitbart.com, rampé 02.11.2016)
- Geisler provided a litany of data demonstrating that chemical abortion when compared to surgical abortion is risker. (www.todayscatholicnews.org, rampé 15.11.2016)
- Operating a motorcycle is also inherently more risker than operating an automobile. (www.hawaiiarmyweekly.com, rampé 26.11.2016)
- The uncertainty sparked by Pyongyang's nuclear test sent higher-yielding, risker, currencies lower as dealers sought safety. (www.chinapost.com.tw, rampé 11.11.2016)
- Prosper offers investors interest rates from about 7% for highly rated borrowers to over 35% for risker ones. (www.norwoodnews.org, rampé 05.11.2016)
- Alongwith that the bank has tried avoiding lending to risker assets like infrastructure in last 3-4 years. (www.metroactive.com, rampé 04.11.2016)
- Fannie and Freddie were pressured by the Clinton administration to start buying risker mortgages, and in 1997 the administration authorized the securitization of those instruments. (www.edmontonexaminer.com, rampé 18.11.2016)
- For early Sarasotans, life was risky—and health care even risker. (www.pbn.com, rampé 28.11.2016)
- “It’s become a lot risker to be a marijuana investor and the market doesn’t like risk. (www.thehour.com, rampé 23.11.2016)
