Sentence examples for risky terms from inspiring English sources

Both have recently spoken in politically risky terms of aggressively pursuing peace.

But not to worry — I just wrapped all the risky terms into a single sentence, which one day the language-business cycle will find easier to sell.

Every holder of a subprime mortgage that is now underwater once signed an elaborate disclosure statement required by the Truth in Lending Act describing precisely the risky terms of their loan.

Borrowers "should be getting more honest services from the originator they're working with," said Kathleen E. Keest, a senior policy counsel, "because that originator is no longer going to have a conflict of interest if they put a borrower in a loan with a higher interest rate or riskier terms".

Mr. Mayo says the challenge for Mr. Moynihan is that more radical solutions that might lift the stock in the short-term could prove risky in terms of the future of the company and its long-term performance.

Surgical treatment for this condition is risky in terms of complication and infection, and will leave a scar, so make due effort to treat your finger with a splint before resorting to surgery.

I think that those sports were more risky in terms of I could get injured physically.

"It is more risky in terms of not being able to produce the outcome that was intended," says Ashley.

Like some of his peers, he had thought of reporting the demands to the police, "but to me it seemed risky in terms of the consequences".

It called the move risky, in terms of losing customers put off by higher prices of about 21 to 25percentt initially, and staff resistance.

"This may be about being seen to do something, it may be about creating new jobs, but I imagine it's very risky in terms of the particular technology they are going into.