Sentence examples for almost as risky from inspiring English sources
Zimbabwe is almost as risky as Iraq.
However Brazil's heavily indebted neighbour, Argentina, remains almost as risky as Iraq.
The two months that bracket it are almost as risky, the study also says, and autumn Mondays are particularly perilous days of the week.
He criticises Islamophobia as "contempt from fools and cowardly souls".In a sign of the struggle for change, criticising the authorities is almost as risky as before the Arab uprisings.
By openly giving succor to the likes of David Duke, the former Klansman, and Richard Spencer, the white nationalist who helped organize the "Unite the Right" hate gathering in Charlottesville, Trump now occupies a place in the political firmament where it is becoming almost as risky for corporate chieftains to associate with him as it is for them to distance themselves.
Joining a start-up is risky, almost as risky as starting one.
Almost as bad as the bumps themselves!
Israel has tried to keep out of the Syrian conflict, seeing almost any outcome as risky for it.
But the piecemeal approach, almost as demure as the prince himself, is risky because the film has serious costs to recoup: $80m, one of the highest European budgets ever.
Still, it is not as risky as most pure plays.
