Sentence examples for dicey state from inspiring English sources
As for the dicey state of the economy, Mr. Glasgow expressed optimism, noting that Sony aims at higher price points favored by more affluent buyers.
She cited A. V. Dicey when stating that as all three main parties were in favour of the treaty, the people should have their say in a referendum.
The outcome in both of these early states is dicey to predict.
So it was both a challenge and a risk that David Frost -- a legendary interviewer in England, but one with a more dicey rep in the States -- was willing to take when he approached Nixon's people with his mega-interview request.
He stated that things got "dicey" for him around the revelation about Thibedeaux's child and that he did not buy Mulder's genetic impulse theories.
While it's dicey to read too much into one state's special-election primary, there are a number of lessons from Alabama.
Imputing artistic developments to states of mind is a dicey enterprise, but hard facts like war and divorce are difficult to ignore.
It's always a little dicey to peg a show title to the state of human knowledge, because a breakthrough or reassessment could be disastrous.
Instead, the state appeared to want to tread lightly on the jurors' presumed delicate sensibilities on the dicey subject of race and, leaving the race question aside, simply pointed out that Mr. Zimmerman must have made "assumptions".
Adding wind turbines would run counter to the approach supported by some New York State officials, who want to strip the proposal down to the bare bones to minimize costs in this fiscally dicey period, forgoing the addition of train tracks, for example, but leaving open the possibility of adding them later.
