Sentence examples for especially dicey from inspiring English sources
Predicting how justices will vote, and especially the reasoning they will use to get there, becomes especially dicey when questions concerning the extent of government power come up.
And with Republicans divided over immigration reform, coupled with an especially dicey election year for the GOP, the discharge effort could work.
Beliefs produced by these sources go beyond reason in the sense that the source of their warrant is not the deliverances of reason; of course it does not follow that such beliefs are irrational, or contrary to reason; nor does it follow that there is something especially dicey or insecure, or chancy about them, as if faith were necessarily blind or a leap in the dark.
Relations between museums and donors get especially dicey during building campaigns, when dreams of grandeur call for creative fundraising and arm-twisting.
Festive seasons are especially dicey in the lead up to the event, when everyone's nerves are frazzled, but a little lightheartedness done the right way can alleviate the this; just be careful how you go about it.
Intervention in pricing can be particularly dicey.
Allen has successfully weathered all the possible pitfalls and traps of building any business, most especially the dicey ones associated with building and manufacturing an electronic hardware product.
As a new cyclist, I get a vote, and the added cargo's way too dicey, especially on turns, particularly if there are cars or pebbles.
Relying on an aerial photographer can be dicey, especially because of the flight restrictions put in place after Sept. 11.
Nothing is likely to cause trouble and violent dissent faster than taking away the ability of the population to decide its own future (which will happen if power remains in Brussels), especially in economically dicey times.
All that said, this is a major win for proponents of the cross-platform graphics acceleration API, especially considering how dicey the prospect of universal adoption looked for a while.
