Sentence examples for remarkably risky from inspiring English sources
Microsoft's determination to force customers to accept the same Metro experience whether using a phone, a tablet, a computer, a game console or even a TV remote control seems remarkably risky.
Pigeons and humans showed remarkably similar patterns of risky choice, with both species showing risk aversion for low-value rewards and a tendency towards risk seeking for high-value rewards.
Without being strictly religious, Mr. Wallinger's work is about the beauty of faith, a risky subject in a cynical age, and surprisingly, remarkably affecting.
That definition is remarkably resonant with Channel 4. As we explain in our latest marketing campaign, Born Risky, everything we do is driven by a social and cultural purpose – namely, the delivery of our public service remit.
And though it is always risky to mix together contemporary and traditional art, especially the decorative arts, "Party Time" is remarkably successful.
Investors have reacted remarkably calmly so far to recent proposals from an independent committee that banks should ring-fence their high street operations from their riskier investment arms.
