The phrase "adventurous because of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to explain the reason or cause for something being considered adventurous.
Example: "The hike was adventurous because of the unpredictable weather and challenging terrain."
Alternatives: "exciting due to" or "daring as a result of".
The women's draw gets some more adventurous prognostications because of Serena Williams's absence, with WSJ.com highlighting Caroline Wozniacki's chances at a breakthrough victory and Fanhouse.com's Greg Couch deciding Maria Sharapova will win.
Matt Sapaula, 36, a professed financial coach in Chicago, was paired with Tom Forde, a young opera singer whose nickname for "The Invested Life" is "the adventurer" because of his penchant for being adventurous with his investments.
"It may come down to which captain is the more adventurous because I see a lot of runs being scored.
"I would prefer that the economy was doing better and people were more adventurous because it often has an enormous effect on the quality of their life," he said.
And sociology or psychology graduates often find their degrees worthless on the jobs market".Lots of students do want to become civil servants," says Anna Mélin, a Toulouse student-union leader: "We're not adventurous because we are afraid".
The Chieftains have enjoyed an extraordinary career for the best part of five decades, partly because of adventurous, high-profile projects like this.
And within India's business world, technology companies have been more adventurous than others, perhaps because of their outsize financial success and their need to hire tens of thousands of workers to write software for foreign clients.
In 2003, Mr. Lanni took the adventurous step of trying to move into the online casino business, but he decided to shut down the experiment because of legal and regulatory questions.
