Sentence examples for discreet risk from inspiring English sources
Mr Humphrey is the founder of ChinaWhys, a risk management consultancy that, it claims, "provides creative approaches to critical business problems in China [including] discreet risk mitigation solutions".
The company's website says that it specialises in "discreet risk mitigation solutions, consulting and investigation services to corporate clients in matters of high sensitivity across Greater China and the Asia Pacific".
Yet with the public divided over Britain's ties to the bloc, most business leaders prefer a discreet silence to risking criticism.
The changes wrought upon the book were fairly discreet but, at the risk of projecting my own feelings of satisfaction at having made it to the end, I am tempted to say that it looked fulfilled.
For those caught, the effect on their lives is catastrophic but the law is not much of a deterrent and for those who are discreet about their sexuality the risk of arrest is small.
The chaos that ensues is cheerfully managed by Ms. Moore, who has allowed her actors to break the fourth wall at discreet moments; it's a risk, but it works out.
How strange it is to hear such protective love expressed in a voice of thunder, and how typically discreet of Davies not to risk the reconstruction of a battle but, instead, to show period photographs of Gettysburg, Spotsylvania, and Antietam, with tallies of the wounded and the dead.
Some bathhouse owners tried to prevent sex between patrons while others, mindful of profits or prepared to risk prosecution, overlooked discreet homosexual activity.
The spot should be discreet and your box should not be visible or you run the risk of it being mistaken for trash or catch the eye of a curious vandal.
What Snap doesn't need is a privacy scandal, and that risk is the trade-off it's making with its more discreet Spectacles design.
The researchers try to minimize that risk by approaching families confidentially through their family doctors and offering them discreet testing, even in their own homes.
