Sentence examples for be a bit risky from inspiring English sources
It would probably be a bit risky.
You get the drill by now … Showing sex in a live action film can be a bit risky – what with all that moaning and flapping around.
(Admittedly, this can be a bit risky. When the stuff is literally on tap it may prove tempting to help yourself to "the odd glass" with increasing frequency).
"In some ways, it could be a bit risky, as you never know how things can turn out by involving your users," the site's co-founder, Steve Pankhurst, wrote in Revolution.
"It's true, this can be a bit risky," said Mr. Sloane, 44, who lives in Bochum, Germany, a former industrial town in the Rühr valley, where he is the city's general music director.
"There's the allure of a person who wants to shake things up and to be a bit risky in government," said Jeff Mitchell, 51, a construction foreman from Freehold.
It's a bit risky, I suppose.
The message is clear: "I'm a bit offbeat, I'm a bit risky.
Thinking it was a bit risky to have my show on one computer, I bought another as a back-up.
I was the New York Times bureau chief in Miami then, and I remember thinking the Obama approach was a bit risky.
