Sentence examples for seriously risky from inspiring English sources

First, this is seriously risky business.

He's a transformative choice and a seriously, seriously risky one.

But making such a minimum compulsory, with no reference to the Low Pay Commission's assessment of labour market impacts, could be seriously risky.

She takes up the case where women understand their oppression and are not under the sway of deformed desires, and where oppression is not so pervasive that it is impossible or seriously risky to resist it (2006).

Under Iraq's former Baathist regime, being a prostitute was seriously risky business.

Investigators argued that forgoing wiretaps would be "too risky" and could "seriously compromise the entire insider trading investigation".

But hundreds of academy members have claimed that the decision will seriously harm the chances of smaller, risky and independent films that may not have long runs in cinemas.

They said the ban would seriously damage the prospects of smaller and riskier films, exemplified in recent years by "The Pianist," "Boys Don't Cry" and "Monster's Ball," whose stars all won Oscars.

There are eminent scientists — among them the Nobel Prize-winning chemist Paul Crutzen — who argue that geoengineering should be seriously studied, but only with the understanding that it represents a risky, last-ditch attempt to avert catastrophe.

Most of them are unlikely to ever see the light of day: they are considered too risky, too unpredictable, or too reckless to be taken seriously by the scientific community.

He says of the latter: "We studied the idea seriously, but the CIA and the military concluded it would be too risky to slip a team into and out of Syria".