Sentence examples for be so risky from inspiring English sources
When I asked what he thought might be so risky about making a lot of money, he replied: "I don't know.
Where there is love and equality and no history of betrayal, one partner asking if she can have a fling may not be so risky.
Since equities return more, on average, over the 75 years of data previously studied, shares must not be so risky after all.
What may be desirable from a moral point of view may be so risky that we would be foolish to try.
But with benefit of additional data and further analysis, many doctors say drug-coated stents may not be so risky after all, at least compared with various alternatives whose drawbacks may outweigh the risks of clotting.
Solomon Snyder, the Hopkins neuroscientist who, in the nineteen-seventies, discovered the brain's opioid receptors, summarized what Griffiths had achieved for the field: "The ability of these researchers to conduct a double-blind, well-controlled study tells us that clinical research with psychedelic drugs need not be so risky as to be off-limits to most investigators".
What was so risky about that?
That's why theater is so risky.
"It's so risky, and the profits are so small.
"They said investing is so risky, so dangerous.
