Sentence examples for risky practice from inspiring English sources

Congress needs to end this risky practice.

In essence, it bans proprietary trading, a lucrative yet risky practice where banks trade for their own accounts.

Such journalistic muckraking is a recent and risky practice in China, where the authorities still control the news media and chafe at open criticism.

Until 1796, when Edward Jenner developed a smallpox vaccine, successful attempts to combat the illness were limited to quarantine and inoculation, a somewhat risky practice.

Margin trading is essentially investing with borrowed money, and it's an inherently risky practice — individuals and companies that buy on margin stand to lose more than they originally invested.

She was involved in running and overseeing Superior Bank, an Illinois institution co-owned by her family that was at the forefront of turning subprime loans into securities, the risky practice at the heart of the financial crisis.

While scientists try to deter risky practices, we also need to encourage pleasurable but safe alternatives.

They are gradually being regulated, but now there is yet another generation of risky practices.

"This doesn't necessarily preclude the risky practices we've seen in recent years.

And that increases the challenges AIDS experts face in combating the risky practices that fuel the disease.

That seems unfair, they say, considering Japanese banks engaged in few of the risky practices that set off the crisis.