Sentence examples for get risky from inspiring English sources

It's more prolonged use that can get risky.

The film also portrays him as the guy who encouraged Mr McCain to get risky in the first place.

His celebrated use of overlapping dialogue, and his ability to get risky, extemporaneous performances, link his films in a stylish series of compromising positions.

Russ Kinnell, director of fund analysis for Morningstar, says that when a single stock holding gets over 10% of a portfolio, it can get risky.

It looks like Deb is dangerously close to taking matters into her own hands, which could get risky for her, since Hannah is the more accomplished murderer.

The sweet spot here is again lower down the experience ladder: six of the top ten had between 1 and 11 years of experience, although really having more than six starts to get risky.

And as loan products get riskier and more expensive, so do the commissions.

To get riskier: The mission to rescue the thirty-three trapped Chilean miners, now that the drill is just three hundred and twenty-eight feet from the cavern holding them.

Burke's sport, freestyle skiing, is one of a long line of sports growing more perilous as the athletes get better and  the physics get riskier as speeds and heights increase.

Things could get riskier still in the coming weeks.In this section Mountains to climb Self harm Dance of the dead Musical chairs Goliath The lowdown Too strong for comfort ReprintsIn America, the worry is dashed expectations.

Mr Bremmer's analyses of China, Russia and Iran, in particular each of which he places on the authoritarian left side of the J curve convincingly make the case that it is going to get riskier.