Sentence examples for dicey move from inspiring English sources

The debt strike is a dicey move.

It's a dicey move, but one largely prompted by Democratic fears of an erosion of Latino electoral support.

Though he acknowledged that using Mr. Clinton extensively "might be viewed as a dicey move," he argued that the president's popularity with core Democrats and even some independents would outweigh any risks he might pose.

Increasing prices too much could prove to be a pretty dicey move.

There are a lot of dicey moves for M to make after the disaster of a mission in Turkey, which opens the film in fierce fashion (following another Bond touch, a particularly elegant graphic opening credit sequence accompanied by a sure-to-be-a-smash title song by Adele).

However, the Manchester-based business demonstrates that investing in physical retail can be a dicey financial move.

I'm very proud of them all, even though I think doing this is a very dicey career move on their part.

They mostly dived at night, and they sometimes had to deal with dicey currents as they moved 80 to 130 feet below the surface along a wall of the canyon.

But moving remains a dicey business.

When my father and stepmother moved from a dicey block in Chelsea to SoHo in the late 1970s, it was thrilling.

The less harmful bits of waste will undergo a new steam-cleaning process and be made into a stable, granular form, similar to cat litter; this will then be encased in concrete and moved to Nevada.Another dicey project, now half-way to completion, is to lift some 2,000 tonnes of spent fuel from two pools.