用risky造句子，“risky”造句

That idea has some merit, But is still a risky proposition.

As we've already seen, people assume that things which are difficult to pronounce are also risky.

In one class of models, misperception of risk generates excessive demand for risky assets, housing and financial assets in particular.

But the subprime crisis that had begun in America was beginning to infect the central European property market, making the role of underwriter a risky one.

Cricket breeding is a risky business for another reason: in just a day this year, a mystery ailment killed a generation of 18,000 of Mr. Xu's crickets.

It's also nuclear powered which means low carbon emissions, but, of course, it's a risky polluter if anything goes wrong — just one of the many paradoxes of Arctic ecology.

Sensing a shift in the economics of the industry, creditors around the world have started questioning the easy money offered to private-equity firms, which feed off risky types of debt.

An orderly restructuring would be risky.

Often the thrill of risky, clandestine behavior is enough to continue the pursuit.

Is putting all your eggs in one basket really so risky? Not if you hard-boil them first.

The reasons include the fact that Canadian banks had plenty of capital when the crisis hit, along with management with less enthusiasm for risky business.

After the 22-hour risky separation surgery, Maria Teresa was wheeled back into the operating room for nearly five more hours because of a buildup of blood on her brain, Lazareff said.

That would be risky and unbalanced.

Metaphoric interfaces are based on intuiting how things work—a risky method.

But loosening underwriting standards now to recapture market share lost three years ago is a risky approach.

Dr Ian Wilmut, the Brition responsible for cloning Dolly, has joined the campaign against human cloning, saying it is too risky.

But it is a risky game.

The need to find big profits somewhere may hasten a new rush into risky lending in the British market.

Denise: Fine, but only if you promise to stop going to the racetrack (5) to try to win money on the horse races. It's too risky, and you never win anything.

You can't deny that the density of the area would make a demolition too risky.

But recent years have seen mortgage loans made to millions of individuals with poor, risky, or insufficient credit - many of whom have either defaulted on the loans or are at risk of doing so.

It affects portfolio decisions. It has led to a dramatic shift away from risky assets to riskless assets, or at least assets perceived as riskless.

Scouting is a risky maneuver but it can pay off.

What fearful leaders often do in perilous times is nothing. Worried that any action is risky, they sit still.