If you play with it, be wary of headline risk and seek ways to mitigate it.
Some retailers have already sensed this shift and have moved to mitigate it.
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While some hedge funds seek to amp up risk, most are built to mitigate it by using derivatives or shorting stocks to minimize losses.
It's about understanding that risk and learning how to mitigate it.
But we could try to manage it, we could try to mitigate it, we could try to get a great candidate four years from now who could try to reverse it.
Before Joel can make that successful declaration, he is forced into all kinds of extremely risky behavior, but he is always aware of the downside risk, does whatever he can to mitigate it, and, as the statement above shows, never loses track of his priority.
"There's very little we can do to mitigate it because the procedures we use to clear passengers and cargo, they're responsible I think for the fact that we have a very safe aviation system and we have a very good land migration system where we know who's coming into the country, " she said.
Where possible, only brand-new equipment is used in order to mitigate the chance it picked up seeds or spores.
It's not always possible to completely mitigate the impact after the fact, but it's important to let your spouse know you understand it will be your job to clean up any mess.
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It is far better to mitigate a natural disaster than to respond to it after the fact.
Because the naturally occurring, ubiquitous "ice-plus" bacterium was a "pest, " therefore, according to the EPA's reasoning, other bacteria intended to displace it and mitigate its effects would be considered pesticides.
Software might be able to offer a good on-screen volume control option and it might be able to mitigate the off switch problem a little, but not enough to keep either issues from being extremely annoying.
First, they will greatly mitigate the need to outsource IT services.
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This is not good for Boeing as it tries to mitigate damage to the image of its high-efficiency 787 once officials clear the plane to fly.
It said it was trying to mitigate the effects caused by cuts in cash payments to some of Gaza's poorest families.
The kind of information shared includes technical details of an attack, methods used in planning it and how to mitigate and deal with one.
However, the firm warned that growth opportunities in its core markets in the UK and Ireland were "limited" and said it planned to "mitigate these risks through careful forecasting".
The company said it had taken measures to mitigate the odours.
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The government thinks it has a way to mitigate the upward pressure on medical costs: Make patients more cost conscious by goading them into high-deductible insurance policies.
It is much harder to mitigate the side-effects of piety in places like India, where Hindu gatherings on the banks of the Ganges (especially a peripatetic cycle of festivals known as Kumbh Mela) attract tens of millions of people.
One suggestion is for new financial instruments to be developed that mitigate the risks involved in long-term investments and make it easier for money to flow across borders.
The FBI was able to identify more than 150 security vulnerabilities at the time, allowing companies to prevent a hack before it occurred or mitigate harm from prior hacking activity, he said.
By no means does data breach insurance protect an organization against the event itself or all the consequences of data theft or exposure, but it is a prudent step to mitigate the resulting economic impact.
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With thousands of warheads in the Russian arsenal and only a handful required to cause unprecedented destruction, it seemed impossible to develop the kind of near-perfect defenses required to mitigate the effects of a nuclear attack.
It is much better suited to helping mitigate a run-away rise in prices, but nothing of the sort is occurring right now.
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It is now working on regulations to mitigate the danger, to be applied to big, stationary sources of emissions such as power plants over the course of next year.
It adds that another option is to mitigate the impact of high food prices by reducing other taxes, including Value Added Tax, but given the government's poor finances this option is not a serious one.
Once the blowout preventer is replaced to mitigate the risk of pressure in the well, it will take about four days to drill through the relief well and intercept the main well, based on statements from Allen.
The NFL has been under fire of late as hundreds of former players and their families are currently suing the league for alleged negligence, claiming that it didn't do enough to mitigate the risks despite what many say is an inherently dangerous sport.
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