Sentence examples for be as risky from inspiring English sources
How might "gossiping too little" be as risky as "gossiping too much"?
And though it's pretty easy to make, soup can also be as risky as a road trip in a blizzard.
It surely though can not be as risky as politics and campaigning as usual, since that is what has brought us tom the brink of this crisis.
Analysing the appeal of children's books can be as risky a business as explaining jokes, but there are certain things about Charlotte's Web that do reward scrutiny.
The main exception is South Korea, which, thanks to its large short-term foreign debts and highly leveraged banks, is deemed to be as risky as Poland.
Designers so love their pet typefaces, and argue their merits so vociferously, that declaring one's type preferences can be as risky as calling oneself a Republican at a Democratic fund-raiser.
The seductions of the rewards are as risky as the temptations of anger and self-doubt.
Their impulses are as dangerous as gunshots; their personal secrets are as risky as their husbands' political ones.
Any TV show in those days was talked about, but few were as risky and agenda-setting as Grange Hill.
The George Steel regime at City Opera has not been as risky or outrageous as a Gerard Mortier administration would have been.
