Sentence examples for risky appointment from inspiring English sources

But it is a risky appointment.

The people who should get credit are the ones who thought of him to do the job because it was quite a risky appointment.

The Spaniard – a newcomer to English football – was considered something of a risky appointment by the club, though not as daring as their transfer policy over the summer.

The fiery Georgian Saakashvili was always a risky appointment for Poroshenko, who tossed him into Odessa like a hand grenade in the hope he would take on the president's enemies and provide a rare success in Ukraine's battle against corruption.

He showed that he could be audaciously hawkish when necessary in approving the raid to kill Osama bin Laden, and courageously dovish in his risky appointment of Chuck Hagel as defense secretary, defying the Israel lobby.

Because of their high risk of late effects, survivors after BMT should be regularly seen in follow-up appointments, and risky behaviours should be strongly discouraged.

P13, 60 69yo Indian Muslim woman, secondary education, focus group More commonly, people said they would get help if there was a specific event that was severe or risky If I forget an appointment, or if I forget the timing of an appointment, I'd consider that a minor matter and it wouldn't alarm me.

The diplomat, who keeps one eye on Westminster politics, described Johnson's appointment as a risky move that had the potential to backfire badly.

International reaction has also been critical, with a New York Times editorial describing Lieberman's appointment as a "risky and cynical" move and saying it is now "entirely possible to imagine Israel's relations in the region and beyond moving backward".

Booker's key appointment, and the riskiest one politically, was his choice of a new police director.

His appointment was bound to be a risky undertaking, and MacLennan must take the heat for that.