high-risk zones

Language: en

📖 Definitions

  1. Geographic areas or regions that are characterized by a high probability of danger, conflict, instability, or threat, such as war zones, disaster-prone areas, or politically volatile regions.; Sectors or environments where the likelihood of negative outcomes, such as financial loss, health hazards, or operational failure, is significantly elevated compared to standard conditions.

💬 Examples

  1. This exercise was designed to prove that American satellites can reposition themselves swiftly to avoid threats or maintain strategic advantage in high-risk zones.

  2. Investors were advised to steer clear of high-risk zones when allocating capital during the economic downturn.