Sentence examples for risky crowd from inspiring English sources

"He'll be cheered by 44,131 fans — and it's not even a risky crowd, the kind that might get testy because oil isn't worth a damn, Houston's economy is down the crapper, and no one's buying aluminum siding," Mr. Cramer wrote.

Mr. Lewis said it was her "risky behavior" with a bad crowd -- including extramarital affairs with lovers who used drugs -- that led her to wander off from the couple's Upper East Side apartment to Central Park on the morning of July 7 , 1985 never to return home.

He seems to be relishing this new journey into viscera and turbulence, into a riskier, less crowd-pleasing body of work.

His aides suggested that they were trying to find a balance between attacking Mr. Obama and painting him as untested and risky without stirring unruly crowd reactions.

He even dared to tease the masses with slowly unfolding progressive builds, a risky move when playing a crowd whose attention span is hedonistically finely tuned for drops.

The DIY crowd also had riskier portfolios, the study found.

And in many cases, the healthy adults of the crowd took the riskier position of going first, while vulnerable group members followed.

Then you have to ask yourself: do you want the C crowd?"Nightclubs are a risky business.

Investing most of our efforts into a multidisciplinary collaboration that might not work, and would likely not be completed quickly, was a risky strategy for standing out in the crowd.

The new space will feature artists who are just starting out or who want to try something risky that won't necessarily draw large crowds.

Not from this crowd, which continues to lobby for more risky drilling instead of focusing all its energy on improving its capacity to prevent and respond to future blowouts.