Sentence examples for more risky proposition from inspiring English sources

In-fill is a more risky proposition for developers.

But that seems like a far more risky proposition than it felt like only 24 hours ago.

Without Hans Luxembourg, the acoustic engineer, the concert hall would have been an even more risky proposition than it already is.

Indeed, failing to take on challenges that make us vulnerable to failure can be a far more risky proposition that taking a leap of faith over the crevasse of fear and self-doubt we often wrestle with.

"Banks apply tighter lending criteria as businesses are now more risky propositions to lend to," he said.

It is a gutsy thought, one of the more risky propositions of the Scott Layden era, a clear sign the Knicks are serious about winning the Eastern Conference this season.

It's easy to add density where you can build bigger and higher structures due to the foundation of granite and bedrock, such as in New York, but it's a much more precarious, costly and risky proposition to do the same here in Los Angeles.

"Invite one EDM artist to the party, next thing you know you might have all of them!" Schulz says, insisting that booking audience-friendly headliners as a way of introducing people to more obscure DJs is a risky proposition.

Even though a 50% chance of one customer at $50k/month has the same expected value as 25 customers at $1k/month, the proposition is more risky because it depends on a single client.

As weather and commodity prices have become more volatile, this is an increasingly risky proposition.

And with no chance of the North turning the economy around with its own means, many analysts say the prospect of far more investment -- even if a politically risky proposition -- has become irresistible.