Sentence examples for seems risk from inspiring English sources

"In foreign affairs, he seems risk averse, in using force and even diplomacy,'' Rubin said.

Much more often, it seems, risk is exactly what movies try to avoid.

"In foreign affairs, he seems risk averse, in using force and even diplomacy," Rubin said.

Porn use seems risk-free because it's private and virtual.

Mr. Storr's choices seemed risk-averse.

Consumers seem risk-averse and hunkered down at the moment, and spending on the nonutilitarian is getting a bad reputation.

It was caused by a combination of ever-thinner capital buffers plus overly complex financial products, which had seemed risk-free until they exploded.

Life means risk, but this seems more risk than is fair to demand that anyone take.

He now seems at risk of losing both.

Only GMAC seems at risk of being nationalised.

Every argument seems to risk that slur, and every political debate seems to encode that accusation.