Sentence examples for a risky future from inspiring English sources

Little is ever assured in Russia, except a risky future.

Leonard S. Riggio, Barnes & Noble's 71-year-old chairman, is preparing a bid to buy the company's 689 stores that would save them from a risky future in public markets, Michael J. de la Merced writes.

In the late 1980's, Mikhail Khodorkovsky, who built up the Menatep group of companies and the oil company Yukos, traded a career in the Komsomol, the Communist youth organization, for a risky future in the emerging private sector.

One of our favorite travel magazines, National Geographic Traveler, published their list of the 99 coasts around the world that are "top-rated" (in excellent condition and relatively unspoiled), "doing well" (a few problems), "in the balance" (a risky future ahead), "facing trouble," "in trouble," and "near catastrophic".

Funding cuts, plus moves to new types of contracts, explain why 90% say they face a "riskier future".

And with six in 10 hit by local councils cuts, a majority of those polled felt they faced a riskier future.

But the report, The Making of a Riskier Future: How Our Decisions are Shaping Future Disaster Risk, also documents that the threat to some of the world's coastal megacities comes not as much from the sea but from within.

And The Making of a Riskier Future report from the Global Facility for Disaster Reduction and Recovery (GFDRR) warns that there's a clear need to re-think the way we assess risk.

In a way, it is similar to what Wall Street bankers do when they securitize risky future income streams to raise money immediately.

Amersham clearly spends more money thinking about risky future markets than GE has traditionally done.

Thus, a concern for equity (in the ex ante prioritarian sense) means less concern for the risky future.