Sentence examples for dramatically risky from inspiring English sources

Under the direction of John Crowley, this new production takes a pointed but dramatically risky tack, beginning at a feverish height of tension and determinedly taking it tighter.

Under the direction of John Crowley this new production takes a pointed but dramatically risky tack, beginning at a feverish height of tension and determinedly ratcheting it tighter.

Under the direction of John Crowley, the associate director of London's Donmar Warehouse, where he first staged the play, the production takes a pointed but dramatically risky tack, beginning at a feverish height of tension and determinedly ratcheting it tighter.

She is herself only with her father (Larry Bryggman), who appears intermittently in both flashbacks and dreams, dramatically risky scenes that are skillfully integrated into the narrative by Mr. Auburn and performed by Mr. Bryggman and Ms. Parker with the sad -- and occasionally droll -- resignation of people holding onto a lifeline of mutual understanding.

Under the direction of John Crowley, this production takes a pointed but dramatically risky tack, beginning at a feverish height of tension and determinedly taking it tighter; it's a production that even now makes O'Casey's angry howl vibrate with credibility (2 15).

There were votes to legislatively approve the dirty and dangerous Keystone XL tar sands pipeline, to dramatically expand risky oil drilling off our beaches and on public lands, and to prevent new parks from being created.

If the proposal is accepted, bank portfolio quality will improve dramatically, as riskier assets are moved off the banks' books and onto the books of credit-market investors, who are better able to analyze and hedge the risks.

Yield spreads on relatively risky assets widen dramatically.

And for each subject, the probability of ascertaining a disease increase dramatically as sufficient number of risky combinatory genotypes is carried.

This impending loss-of-position will tend to encourage more risky actions, which serve to dramatically increase the scoring rate just before the period ends.

Spreads have dramatically widened on the securities backed by riskier mortgages and the pooled and debt-laden collateralised-debt obligations (CDOs) based on them.