"become" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés
- Q. Are chief executives becoming more risk-averse?
- Most teams have become so risk-averse, their defenses may amount to 30 Seconds of Heck.
- Oil companies, he said, "have become more risk-averse."
- In many cases collegiality has been replaced by skepticism and boards have become more risk-averse.
- But society has become more risk-averse, and liability costs have escalated.
- "Investors have become more risk-averse," he said.
- Britain has indeed become more risk-averse in recent years, largely because of a pervasive public fear of American-style litigation.
- The industry had become so risk-averse, that publishers were not willing to invest large amounts of money on projects that are not proven long-term successes.
- I think that as we have become more layered, the culture here has become risk-averse.
- He worries that he has become too risk-averse.
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