Sentence examples for hugely risky from inspiring English sources

"It's hugely risky for photographers these days," says Fitzhugh.

"It is a hugely risky year for him," said the judges.

The 150-year-old Land Registry could be part-privatised under government plans condemned by union leaders as hugely risky.

In writing "Hellhound on His Trail," the hands-on historian Hampton Sides ("Ghost Soldiers," "Blood and Thunder") has undertaken a hugely risky proposition.

It was a hugely risky move at the time, but the reform had powerful backers in Beijing and eventually spread across the country, transforming Chinese agriculture.

But squarely in his sights was Mr. Ackman, whom he accused of making a hugely risky bet using other people's money.

Two weeks later Reagan's Secretary of Interior James Watt declared 700,000 square miles of our new ocean frontier open for mining only to discover the mining industry had no interest in this hugely challenging, risky and unprofitable new enterprise.

The real need is for Europe to reduce its dependence on Russia which would point instead to persisting with Nabucco, a pipeline intended one day to supply gas from Azerbaijan and (perhaps) Central Asia via Turkey, bypassing Russian territory altogether.Pipelines or pipedreams?In practice, pipelines are hugely expensive, environmentally risky and take years to construct.

Besides overseeing the transition, Pence has been working closely with House speaker Paul Ryan, whom he served with in the House before he was Indiana governor, to coordinate plans for Obamacare's repeal, a hugely controversial and risky effort, but a top priority for the Koch network and many Republicans.

The size of the repo market hugely increased and riskier assets were gladly accepted as collateral because traders saw that if the person they had lent to went down they could get [their] money back before anyone else and no one could stop them.

So they are using a procedural tactic claiming that health reform is really budget "reconciliation"—that requires only 50 votes.This approach is risky and hugely controversial.