Sentence examples for risky doing from inspiring English sources

I think it is very risky doing "The Green Bird".

But it's even more risky doing a prequel to one of the greatest, best loved TV-drama series ever made.

But because it's so economically risky doesn't mean any theatre should have a get-out clause.

Mr. Bush and his aides, in a strategy that for a while looked very risky, did not seek any recounts of their own, even in heavily Republican counties.

But what are the rules governing helicopter flights over one of the most highly populated areas of the UK, and how risky do pilots find it?

We have looked at how dangerous some occupations can be, but how risky does something have to be before an organisation such as the HSE decides that something should be done?

Entertainment used to be seen as risky, don't quit your day job.

Given the trouble they are having, banking on talent you already have doesn't really seem all that risky, does it?

However, according to researchers such as Lih and Creighton [ 20], genital surgery is risky, does not empower women to resolve body image issues, and often leads to a preoccupation with the next unattractive physical attribute to be altered.

24 Risk aversion was assessed using the following questions: "On a scale of 1 to 7, with 7 = very risky and 1 = not risky at all, how risky do you think the following behaviors are: Not testing smoke detectors regularly if they are in your home?

If it's too risky, don't do it.