Sentence examples for rather risky from inspiring English sources
Industrial policy was the main reason for embarking on this rather risky path.
To start a second experiment, in the hopes of counteracting the first, would be, to put it mildly, rather risky.
"That involves rather risky relations between reporter and source – more risky now than it's been in the past".
So letting its air out seems a churlish thing for Monk to have done, as well as rather risky.
"I think it's the best thing that Doug has ever written, a rather risky and theatrical piece that I think has something to say," Mr. Lane said.
The tour has said it is locked into its current schedule, not to mention an unprecedented -- and rather risky--15-year television contract with the Golf Channel to show 15 events in their entirety and first and second round coverage of tournaments covered on the weekend by re-upping partners NBC and CBS.
The second – a rather riskier strategy – is for a show to achieve such a negative reception that people buy tickets to see if it can really be as terrible as rumour suggests: the entertainment equivalent of drivers rubbernecking motorway pileups.
Travelers are much more sophisticated these days, and high-design hotels are de rigueur rather than risky.
In any case, the people could be relied on to plump for more of the same rather than risky adventure.
Still, as in the world of film, it often seems that once again we've been seduced by the polish of sequels and derivatives rather than risky new ideas.
