Sentence examples for enormously risky from inspiring English sources
Basic scientific research is enormously risky.
That, he says, is enormously risky.
This is still an enormously risky business.
But such a strike would be enormously risky.
"You have either got to believe you can make a difference with your business or you are probably not the right person to be doing it, because it is an enormously risky venture," says Parkinson.
At home, Mr. Bush's associates, led by Vice President Dick Cheney, are already using the Madrid bombings to reinforce their case that the world remains a very dangerous place, and that it would be enormously risky to depart from Mr. Bush's strategy.
The discovery and development of a new drug to treat cancer is an enormously complex and risky undertaking.
During those same years, he played an important role in bolstering support for the Erie Canal, an extraordinarily risky and enormously capital-intensive public-works project (known, fondly, as the Big Ditch), which spurred manufacturing, created thousands of jobs, and made New York the wealthiest city in the world.
First, it is enormously expensive and financially risky.
While intuition and expertise can be enormously useful, relying on it alone to make your decisions is becoming riskier as business grows more complex and competitive.
