Sentence examples for risky content from inspiring English sources
One tactic is to strictly censor risky content at first, then gradually expand access to it week by week, hoping not to trip the censorship wire.
If brands can put out instant video from pop-bands straight to social, it might make for exciting partnerships, but also very risky content," says Chris Baylis, executive creative director at Tribal DDB London.
Or find a way to cram ads into the notoriously independent, and risky, content?
Services like Netflix, Hulu and Amazon Prime are stealing my attention away from theaters, largely because these companies are able to get in my face every day with some sort of riskier, innovative content.
He might assume, for example, that possessing a nuclear deterrent would free him to conduct conventional aggression with impunity.Besides, says Mr Pollack, deterrence works best when decision makers are conservative in their goals, avoid risky decisions, are content with the status quo, understand their adversary and work within an effective decision-making process.
Peer-to-peer file sharing is risky, as the content of the other person's computer is unknown and viruses and spyware can be spread this way.
Conditions governing fluorine uptake, however, are so variable even over short distances that it is risky to use fluorine content as an absolute chronometer much beyond the calibration site itself.
Yet giving Microsoft, a legendary violator of U.S. and European competition law, the user base of Yahoo! certainly seems short-sighted and risky for advertisers and content providers, especially since Microsoft seems poised to compete fiercely against Google without this transaction.
Freighting pop music with overt political content is risky business.
Instead, I discovered indie porn site owners saying their chargeback percentages were low enough to not warrant calling them high risk, and arguments about what constituted pornography (considered a "risky" investment) versus adult content (not necessarily deemed "risky" but a gray enough area to make enforcement completely arbitrary).
