Sentence examples for insane risks from inspiring English sources

"You start to take insane risks.

The financial bailouts reward bankers who took insane risks.

Film critics such as Arnab Ray subsequently credited Khan for taking "insane risks" and "pushing the envelope" by choosing to play such characters, through which he established his career in Bollywood.

On his final training flight he buzzed the tower in his B-17 and washed out: he'd taken an insane risk with a valuable aircraft!

A year later Gergiev took an even bigger chance — an "insane risk," he later called it — by casting Netrebko, only 23, as Lyudmila in a San Francisco Opera production of Glinka's "Ruslan and Lyudmila".

Even while he was South Africa's golden boy, with his cabinet full of medals and his creditable attempts to compete against the able-bodied elite, tales abounded of his craziness, his insane risk-taking, his propensity for violent outbursts and his obsession with firearms.

Jean Arthur is the itinerant showgirl who shows up and falls in love with Grant just in time for the woman who ruined him (Hayworth) to turn up as well, now married to a disgraced pilot (Richard Barthelmess) who bailed out and left his navigator to die, and who now seeks any insane risk to avoid the label of coward.

The savings and loan scandal was not widely seen as a warning signal, and the gambling and insane risk-taking became increasingly dangerous until that point in 2008 when Lehman Brothers bank and the world's largest insurance company, AIG, collapsed almost simultaneously.

After we gathered our things and started to head for our room, I broke down, horrified at the realization that I took such an insane risk, that I almost killed my son.

This had been an insane risk, but Saakashvili took it, and in the process he nearly dragged the U.S. and its allies into a stand-off with a nuclear superpower.

In the interest of stabilizing the banking system and avoiding the insane risk-taking that happened during the bubble, federal officials have implemented or are in the process of implementing various rules designed to curb risky mortgage lending, ensure that banks can't offload all of the risks they take, and increase the amount of capital that banks need to have on hand.