Sentence examples for certain degree of risk from inspiring English sources

"A certain degree of risk is accepted.

"Any major surgery entails a certain degree of risk".

"It's one of these things where you're taking a certain degree of risk," said Tom Finkelpearl, executive director of the Queens Museum of Art.

"Those are big bets you have to put down and if you don't know what your sales environment, or your manufacturing environment, is going to be like in four years, you can either hesitate to make the investment or you can make the investment with a certain degree of risk.

"It seems to me that when the government, a conservative structure by definition, supports the pursuit, especially in such sensitive societal topics of culture and art, especially modern art, there is a certain degree of risk," he said last week at a preview.

Even then, there is still a certain degree of risk that you have to accept.

In any case, whether consciously or unconsciously, people have always been exposed to a certain degree of chemical risk in their daily life.

Although these precautions should protect any personal information available through the alumni network from abuse or outside interference, a certain degree of privacy risk is faced any time information is shared over the Internet.

More specifically, in the situations where the hospital bears a certain degree of financial risk (e.g. per case payment) and the medical staff's financial responsibility for their actions remains obsolete or limited (e.g. fee-for-service) the hospital's risk is considerably increased.

By setting aside these usually pivotal review criteria, the NIH is acknowledging that many bioinformatics projects are infused with a certain degree of "associated risk --the inclusion of which would norisk --thedetrisk --theo any grant applinclusion success.

SARAH GREEN CARMICHAEL: Well and there's a certain degree of comfort with risk that has to come to, right?