Sentence examples for risky start from inspiring English sources

Heyward-Bey has struggled with holding onto the ball throughout his career (which makes him a risky start), but he's worth a look.

Whoever is active will be a risky start: Cleveland's stout run defense is permitting a league-low 2.9 YPC (fourth-worst RB matchup).

Andy Dalton (CIN) vs. PIT - Three touchdown passes on a tough Titans secondary was mighty impressive last weekend, but he's still a risky start against a tougher Steelers secondary allowing just 14 fantasy points a week through the air.

IN the United States, venture capitalists have poured hundreds of billions of dollars into risky start-ups in recent years.

The government places a cap on the interest rates private banks can charge, in effect preventing them from lending to risky start-ups.

There were a lot of different opinions, but no one said I should stop pursuing Socedo, even though it is a risky start-up.

James Spare, the chief executive of Canesta, praised the willingness of companies like Quanta to back risky start-ups needing many years to turn ideas into products.

The safety net of a day job is important during the risky start-up period, ordinarily about a year, yet the resulting balancing act poses challenges.

Elsewhere, though, the obstacles are still formidable.One reason why good American managers are so willing to leave comfortable jobs to run risky start-ups is the chance to become rich through stock-option plans.

"At the same time, we caution people not to invest their retirement savings into risky start-ups because if you lose your retirement money, you can end up worse than where you started".

Wives, mothers and mothers-in-law exert a strong influence on men not to join risky start-ups, says Yoshiaki Ishii, head of new-business policy at the industry ministry.