Sentence examples for risky notion from inspiring English sources

But it does suggest, he said, that it is a risky notion to think that you can work until you're 65 and then simply work five more years if you don't haven't saved enough.

That might seem a risky notion, given the variety of styles involved, but Mr. Sheffer, Ms. Guarino and the singers made it work by leaning on a series of themes that tied these disparate pieces together.

The idea that a panel of experts, who may know a lot about the latest clinical trials but nothing about the individual patient's condition, will make better decisions than the doctor-patient collaboration is a risky, unproven notion.

"The technology is the dangerous spawn of two very bad ideas: it brings together the false premises and injustices of the bio-energy debacle with the risky, costly and unproven notion that we can bury carbon dioxide out of sight.

Human activity functioning to constrain decision-making in ungulates is consistent with the notion that risky environments impose pressures that disallow animals to respond to other features as they otherwise would [57].

They were biased by the notion that risky riding is the only way to deal with dangerous road situations and avoid road crashes.

However, gender and the importance of religion appeared to modify the effect of social capital in a way that fails to support the notion that risky sexual behavior is automatically reduced by increasing social capital within a highly religious context.

Together these studies provide insight into how peers influence young drivers' risky behaviour, and support the notion of using peer education tools in young driver safety interventions.

SERF is based on the notion that ranking risky alternatives in terms of utility is the same as ranking alternatives with certainty equivalents (CE).

Matthew Dowd, Mr. Bush's chief strategist, took issue with the notion that it was risky to begin a confrontational phase of the campaign now.

The broader literature is not so clear cut, and whilst perceptions that support the notion of childbirth as risky [ 10] and hospital as a place of safety [ 32] are evident, there is substantial evidence of the opposite perception.