Sentence examples for gigantic risk from inspiring English sources

"This is a gigantic risk, so we decided to say this year we prefer he doesn't play," said Donnie Walsh, the team president.

If there's any consensus it's that the Red Sox are being run like a bickering family business, writes Dan Shaughnessy in The Boston Globe, and that hiring Valentine is a gigantic risk, writes Joe Lemire on SI.com.

But this was all about Ilitch wanting a World Series ring, so he went big: big player, bigger contract, gigantic risk, writes Mitch Albom in The Detroit Free Press.

There's no gigantic marketing campaign.

With the enormous contracts handed out to rookies at the top of the draft, and the gigantic risks that accompany them, conventional wisdom holds that few teams are able to trade out of the handful of top spots.

While the average person may be only taking a small risk, the big players are often taking gigantic risks.

I think it's a gigantic injury risk — even he said it would take awhile to work into football shape.

And instead, he took a gigantic political risk, which today seems to be paying enormous benefits in terms of security in Iraq and political progress.

They include complex financial products that turned sour, market-distorting government incentives and a gigantic underestimation of risk.

Creating gigantic algal blooms risks using up all the oxygen in large parts of the ocean, killing anything else that lives there.

Mr. Thain took control of Merrill's gigantic trading and risk-management operations, saying that his mortgage expertise would help him solve the firm's problems.