Sentence examples for risky to keep from inspiring English sources

Even so, it had been too risky to keep silent.

He was told it was too risky to keep publishing his work.

We've just gotten to this point where it's too risky to keep going".

But the department has concluded that the material, uranium 233, which does not exist in nature, is too expensive and risky to keep.

PTR is packing up its cutting machines and moving its work force of 50 to South Carolina, saying that tough new state gun laws enacted after the school shooting in nearby Newtown made it too risky to keep doing business in Connecticut.

MOSCOW — While it might seem risky to keep dozens of cats near some of the world's most precious pieces of art, cats are regarded as treasured guardians of the State Hermitage Museum in St .Petersburg, Russia, patrolling the basement for mice and rats and treated like furry royalty by doting staff members.

One in five people borrowed money to meet rent or mortgage payments in 2013, and many are taking on risky loans to keep their financial problems secret from friends and family, the housing charity Shelter has warned.

When it came to looking back at those 525,600 minutes I was given back because of the bravery of my family, the quick actions of my husband, the skilled doctors and nurses who cared for me and made the risky decisions to keep me on earth... that is when it all hit me.

Some lenders make larger and riskier loans to keep clients from moving to a competitor.

Back in 2008, as Fannie and Freddie were collapsing, both Mudd and Syron defended the companies' entrance into the subprime mortgage market in the lead up to the financial crisis, saying the companies felt pressure to take on riskier loans to keep pace with competitors.

The Energy Department has said that it's too risky and expensive to keep, and a proposed cleanup of nuclear waste of the cold war era could eliminate the supply of the isotope.