Sentence examples for exceedingly risky from inspiring English sources
The homesteaders had embarked upon an exceedingly risky venture.
And certainly that seems to be the case with raw milk, which is banned in about half the American states and whose purchase and consumption therefore involve a minor — though in fact not exceedingly risky — degree of civil disobedience.
Microsoft's initial foray into the video-game business was exceedingly risky and costly — losses on its first Xbox, launched in 2001, amounted to nearly four billion dollars by 2005.
Some rival firms and fund analysts have said that Heartland's funds were exceedingly risky even for the high-yield category and questioned how the firm could have let its valuations drift so far from their true market value.
He added that a statewide recount is "exceedingly risky".
It's nevertheless exceedingly risky.
Where male-launched companies with exceedingly riskier propositions or far less proof-of-concept are given a chance when their female counterparts are told they are "too soon," "not experienced enough," or in a space the shark "knows nothing about".
It's all exceedingly tricky.
Bank capital requirements have grown exceedingly complex as banks use their own models to calculate just how risky their assets are, and then compare the risk-weighted total of assets to their capital.
The jurors heard prosecutors depict Mr. Edwards as a man who was both audaciously bold and exceedingly cautious, who endlessly hatched plots to enrich himself but typically delegated the riskiest work to middlemen and cloaked his intentions in code.
