Sentence examples similar to a risky term from inspiring English sources

In places like Kentucky, coal is a risky long-term proposition, which brings us back to Mitch McConnell.

It is a risky second-term Conservative project to shrink the state – a lurch to the right which has left Labour as the centre-ground alternative.

Trading for Beckett and Crawford suggests a risky long-term strategy of committing big money to players who seem to be in steep decline.

"It is a risky second-term Conservative project to shrink the state - a lurch to the right which has left Labour as the centre-ground alternative".

The market's increasingly dangerous separation from the economic fundamentals would be better served by limiting stock buybacks, imposing a stock transactions tax, and rolling back the tax cuts that are feeding the market and creating a risky long-term deficit and debt increase.

Gambling away our children's future based on a risky short-term bet?

But not to worry — I just wrapped all the risky terms into a single sentence, which one day the language-business cycle will find easier to sell.

Both have recently spoken in politically risky terms of aggressively pursuing peace.

Every holder of a subprime mortgage that is now underwater once signed an elaborate disclosure statement required by the Truth in Lending Act describing precisely the risky terms of their loan.

The report alleges that Garcia, Gonzalez and other executives at Santander presided over an explosion of lucrative underwriting that allowed the financially strapped island to continue borrowing huge sums, but on increasingly risky terms.

Yes, better financial returns can probably be made by investing in smart own-brand hotels but a mass-market tour operator without an airline is a riskier long-term proposition.