Sentence examples for ever risky from inspiring English sources

She was writing her first novel, to be published next year by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt as "The Year of the Gadfly," and she took the ever risky step of asking her significant other for edits.

Junk bonds are growing junkier by the day, with ever weaker companies issuing bonds for ever riskier purposes.

That, in turn, often led them to make ever riskier loans, leaving them vulnerable when the economy collapsed.

Junk bonds — debt issued by companies with low credit ratings — are growing junkier by the day, with ever weaker companies issuing bonds for ever riskier purposes.

But unless the competitive field is leveled, deposit-poor lenders will be driven toward ever riskier behavior — or into the arms of their giant rivals.

To meet their ambitious profit-growth targets, Fannie and Freddie will need to undertake ever riskier lending, and to retain ownership of a growing proportion of mortgages.

Not having seen a debt-market crash since 1998, investors piled into ever riskier securities in 2003-07 to maintain yield at a time of low interest rates.

Opponents also argue that the IMF rescues international bankers who have made bad loans, thereby encouraging them to approve ever riskier international investments.

One partnership pursued by Mr. Walsh exemplified his newfound appetite for ever riskier deals: transactions with the SunCal Companies of Irvine, Calif., an operation with an intriguing business model.

Having consumed most of the world's readily accessible oil, we are now compelled to look for fuel in ever more remote places, and to extract it in ever riskier and more damaging ways.

As it piled up debt to fund ever riskier bets, the financial system put itself in a position where only massive intervention by the world's governments kept it going.