Sentence examples for a bit more risk from inspiring English sources

Some financial advisers are willing to take a bit more risk with municipal bonds.

Occasionally, though, I felt — this person could do more with just a bit more risk.

That would require a big shift in public attitudes, in favour of a bit more risk and responsibility.

Businesses do sometimes carry losses – ask the film industry – and I'd like to see a bit more edginess, a bit more risk, in public service delivery.

That doesn't mean you can't take advantage of the market's early overreaction, but you'll have to aim a little lower and take on quite a bit more risk.

But though the literati are excited to speculate on the winner, they seem to be a bit more risk averse than football or tennis bettors.

Could it be that some prize juries preference the traditional realist narrative over something a bit more risk-taking?

"Among low-budget films there may be a bit more risk-taking," says Gaydos, "but different rules come into play.

So it was easy to wonder if, given the setting, he would be a little less mock Bill O'Reilly and a bit more risk-free Rich Little.

Yes, you probably have to be a bit more risk-tolerant than the average business traveller, but the rewards can be great not so much because you will save money (that part of my initial concern holds true, especially if you want something as comfortable as a hotel room), but because the place you end up staying may be cooler, more interesting and more spacious.

I'm sure if Mike Catt was solely in charge of the backs we would see a bit more risk-taking than at present.