Sentence examples for a very dicey from inspiring English sources

During South by Southwest, that's a very dicey proposition".

That leaves the world in a very dicey position.

"It's still a very dicey environment," he said.

He supports a constitutional convention, which is a very dicey idea because one of the first items on the agenda would almost certainly be voter referendums limiting taxes.

In a very dicey economic time for magazines, when many find it difficult to sustain themselves, two new ones have just started up, about books of all subjects.

It added up to what David Wescoe, the executive administrative director for the health and pension plans for the craft and blue-collar unions, told union members was "a very dicey picture for the next three-year cycle".

"It was a very, very dicey part of the city to be in, but now I think there's considerable interest," Mr. Luquer said.

Of General Electric, Heymann says, "it's a very, very, very dicey situation … they've got to radically shrink their capital operations".

"It's very dicey for a restaurant to offer a discount," Mr. McKean said.

He had some very dicey moments, including a very close shave in Lebanon in 1983 when a knife was held to his throat, and resolved to find a less traumatic career before it was too late ("There are very few happy, old news cameramen").

Andrew Mackinlay, a former Labour MP, said the party was "on very, very dicey ground" if it was using voting information from canvass returns to inform decisions.