Sentence examples for more risky position from inspiring English sources
Fees may be higher if the lawyer took a more risky position, for example, he said.
"On Lamu, we have always known they were in a more risky position but we never thought an attack like this would happen," said hotel owner Muhidin Athman.
"This restriction effectively confiscates proceeds from the approved sharing agreement and places Fisk in a more risky position than before," said Hazel R. O'Leary, Fisk's president, in a statement.
On the final hole, as Williams and Scott reached Scott's ball in the fairway, Scott said he was actually thinking about hitting a 7-iron into the middle of the green, and not taking the 6-iron directly at the more risky back-left hole position.
On the other hand, a startup may not have an established mentorship program as in a larger company like Genentech, so the positions are more risky in terms of career development.
According to Mr Williams as funding gets "more challenging and more risky" Taunton council "will be in the same position as West Somerset Council" in three to four years if it does nothing.
This impending loss-of-position will tend to encourage more risky actions, which serve to dramatically increase the scoring rate just before the period ends.
With more legal challenges like the one from Philip Morris expected, Australia finds itself in a risky position: if it loses, it may have to pay billions of taxpayer dollars in damages to the tobacco companies.
Outsiders are more risky than internal candidates.
Both routes are now more risky.
