Sentence examples for risky word from inspiring English sources
"Orthodoxy is a very risky word," he admitted.
It is a risky word, suggestive of mere fashion, ornament or flair.
Risky words these days, but spoken like a true American.
Real estate lawyers say there are lots of other descriptions and terms that could trigger discrimination lawsuits, prompting many brokers to watch what they say in front of clients and to scour their ads for risky words.
Stauffer explains that Xpire is using an algorithm that scans the post to find risky words, as well as the weight of their risk, then calculates whether the app should warn you about the post.
Now the word "risky," supplemented by "irresponsible" and "reckless," is applied to the entire Bush world view.
In fact, Mr. Gore's reliance on the word "risky" for almost every Bush proposal probably should inspire someone to send the vice president a thesaurus.
You used the word "risky".
Kenya Barris, the creator and executive producer of "black-ish," is aware that injecting humor into an epithet grounded in a history of hatred, violence and pain is a delicate and risky business: The word is so explosive that it's mostly referred to by its first letter.
Any rebranding of the royals is, in other words, risky.
