Sentence examples for risky to call from inspiring English sources
It is therefore risky to call the protein a RasGAP at this point without biochemical evidence.
Without an existing body of law to provide some insight into how courts would decide relevant issues in the future, such as what constitutes an infringement and how to calculate damages, it is riskier to call in the lawyers.
Why did Simms flat-out say that he wouldn't second-guess Baltimore Coach John Harbaugh's risky decision to call a fake field goal, which failed to yield a first down?
After his team had taken the risky decision to call him in for an early tyre change on the 15th of the 55 laps, he found himself spending the last two-thirds of the race behind the Renault of Vitaly Petrov, prevented by the nature of a featureless artificial track from making a successful overtaking manoeuvre.
Rep. Bob Inglis (R-S.C). says he knows firsthand the risky business of refusing to call President Obama a "socialist" from his primary election defeat earlier this summer.
In its report, the board details $81.7 million worth of spending cuts and expected revenue in Mr. Gulotta's 2001 budget that Mr. Zarb called "risky" to count on.
A bond insurer, the Ambac Financial Group, said it agreed to pay $850 million to settle one of its largest exposures to risky debt instruments called collateralized debt obligations.
Such projects are complex and risky because they call for both organisational and technological changes.
Because of this, some may even believe that engineered NPs are so risky that they call for a precautionary halt in NP-related research.
"Soft" measures are influential, social, or psychological interventions dedicated to influence the actors' knowledge and attitudes and to deter risky behaviours by calling for more socially-responsible actions or for voluntary decisions to comply with the safety rules.
But gold-plating by a risky process called mercury gilding or fire gilding was well known to Cellini and his contemporaries and was discussed in his own writings.
