hedging

The plaque honoring “la Nueve” speaks to how memory is often overlaid by the hedging of history.

Netanyahu has been eager to take credit for Iran's hedging of its stockpiles.

Karl Rove says Romney has the edge in the overall vote on Election Day and in his hedging way seemed to predict a Romney triumph.

The entire phylum of what they do is called “hedging risk,” not diving into it.

The death of an uncle and a hedging competition are processed and recounted in due course.

What argument does Burke use to prove that hedging in the population is not practicable?

I might have hedged on my own stock, but I don't believe in hedging.

What does a poor man do, who goes out hedging and ditching with a dead child lying in his house?

With the infinite number and variety of chimneys hedging me in, I naturally expected to find the sky alive with swallows.

It was very hard to keep up with the exactions of her family who were continually hedging her about with some new condition.