Sentence I'm sorry, "risky risk" does not sound natural or grammatically correct.
It is redundant and does not convey a clear meaning. Can you provide more context or explain what you are trying to convey?.
THE world faces a disturbing wake-up call as it realises just how risky "risk-free" southern European debt was.
While 49% of the FPs attending our training sessions indicated at baseline that they felt confident in identifying at-risk drinkers, this proportion rose to 90% post-session, and confidence also increased in ability to advise risky and high-risk drinkers.
In addition, the survey found that while Aboriginal people are more likely to abstain from drinking than the general Australian population (23.4% versus 16.8%), those who choose to drink are more likely to consume alcohol at risky or high-risk levels, compared to the general population (27.4% versus 20.1%) [ 2].
Or that short people, perhaps less able to see the road, may also be riskier risks?
(Human error and arrogance brought on by a lifetime of taking increasingly riskier risks brought about by not having fallen previously).
Of course there are bad risks or risky behaviors that increase the potential for harm to occur.
In the behavioral task, BD showed a higher number of risky choices in high-risk losses.
Women classified as risky drinkers or high-risk drinkers were 0.63 (95% CI 0.50 to 0.79) times less likely to use prayer or spiritual healing than women classified as non-drinkers or low-risk drinkers.
Similarly, four alcoholism profiles were constructed following a well-established typology based on the Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test (AUDIT-C) questionnaire [ 19, 20]: nondrinkers, safe consumers, occasionally risky consumers, and high-risk consumers.
Sample behavior modification topics of the Smart Moves Workbook included "Risky Business: Identifying High-Risk Situations," "Mirror, Mirror on the Wall," "Bullies, Teasers, and Other Annoying People," and "Oops, I Slipped—Understanding a Relapse".
