Sentence examples for risky element from inspiring English sources

The most profitable and most risky element – developing and selling property – moved offshore.

"I feel like there's a risky element, which I'm enjoying," he said.

The innovative, though risky, element in Mr. Sharon's strategy was to trade his concessions in Gaza and the West Bank not to the Palestinians as part of a negotiated agreement but to the Americans, over outraged Palestinian opposition.

Another risky element to diving is the speed in which you descend and ascend from the water; too quick on the way down means your ears won't equalise and you'll have a nasty headache and too quick on the way up and you'll experience "the bends" or Decompression sickness - bubbles forming in the body which can be fatal.

Catching it on board the barge takes that risky element of the process out of the mix.

But regulators in any country can always point to specific, less risky elements in their banking systems.

Recognising connections and too many people as the most operationally risky elements when plotting terrorism, al-Suri argued that attacks should be carried out by small groups scattered around the world In other words, lone attackers – such as Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab and Westergaard's attacker – were to pop up all over the world in pursuit of the same goal.

This may be required in situations where participants are being involved in incrementally risky elements of research or in research studies that are taking place over a long duration of time or where information comes to light in the course of a research that changes the risk-benefit analysis of the research project.

Buffett's tough tone will add ballast to the drive by the Obama administration to reform the banking system under the so-called Volcker rule separating banks' retail operations from the riskier speculative elements.

The bank's filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission said that the figure is 3percentt of its total loans outstanding, but that it represents the riskiest element of the $83.4 billion in its National Home Equity Group portfolio.

While the profits are potentially far greater, it involves the riskier element of "deficit funding", where the producer bears the brunt of production costs itself in the hope of recouping them if a project is a success.