risk-taking

"But we haven't gotten to that point yet with aggressive driving and risk taking," he added.

In western societies, voluntary blood donation is a common, yet less extreme, form of risk taking.

"Some people would say that's a kind of risk taking," she said.

The correlation between the personal fable and risk taking is considered to be of utmost importance.

A tax system designed to maximize economic growth will distribute rewards according to experience, effort and risk taking.

This article seems to assume that going into the City, and risk taking, is of itself a good thing.

Hasn't technology lessened the need for risk taking, at least of the physical sort?

The largest differences, of course, have to do with risk taking.

Back then, that kind of risk taking was typical.

Such methods are capable of handling the decision maker's risk taking.

And could he risk not taking her to the hospital when she might have been overdosed?

I risked taking a quick look at them, but when I did so there was nothing to see.

Or the Mayor would have to risk taking on the Governor in a fight he might not win.

Mitch had to think so, too, or he wouldn't have risked taking a look inside Olie's van.

They wouldn't have risked taking the box to Rahl.

There was a cottage within sight of it, but we risked taking some.

Now he had more power than he ever would have risked taking in the past.

He risked taking a look at the far corner of the screen.

He risked taking his eyes off it to look around.

Now who can risk not taking him seriously?