Sentence examples for risky tools from inspiring English sources

Thirteen years later, they are married, and say they explore all facets of their sexuality together, incorporating electricity, knives and other potentially risky tools in what some might refer to as "edge" play, as well as activities like ABDL (adult baby, diaper lover) that don't necessarily fit under the BDSM rubric.

They are tools of the Communist Party".Perhaps they are now even riskier tools.

After Katrina, Senator Mary L. Landrieu famously said, "How can it be that Mr. Bill was better informed than Mr. Bush?" Although MasterCard insisted that it was not using Mr. Bill to market specifically to consumers' economic plight, the spot does highlight debit cards, which do not permit their owners to spend more money than they have (in theory), rather than credit cards, a riskier tool.

Archetypes are useful but risky storytelling tools.

No asset that regularly loses or gains 50% in a day can be treated as anything more than a speculative tool, and an incredibly risky one at that.

Critics say the company's policy of forbidding pseudonyms — intended to assure more civil behavior online (and, a cynic might speculate, to enrich the value of the user base to advertisers) — makes it a risky communications tool in authoritarian states.

We must build a new road that calls for Wall Street to be held accountable for the economic crisis it created through skimming profits and developing new and riskier financial tools.

The snidest villains and the greediest buffoons in the narrative are the bankers and other financial wizards who began recklessly playing with new, risky, little-understood tools to get richer faster — tools that ostensibly hedge against risk but also dramatically increase it.

Journalists used the service as the quickest and simplest way to post short updates in an atmosphere where using camera equipment or other more visible reporting tools was risky.

To acquire explosives for his modified arms, Mr. Algaraby scrapes combustible materials out of unexploded shells with metal tools — a risky practice, and something that would be more safely done with wooden rods or spoons.

Early identification (EI) and brief interventions (BIs) for risky drinkers are effective tools in primary care.