Sentence examples for too high risk from inspiring English sources

"Never invest in single shares yourself; it's too high risk.

Standard treatment of ascending aortic pathology is open repair, but some patients are too high risk.

A talented, but less experienced, female candidate may thus appear too high risk.

"That tells us that there's discrimination," she said, "that if you don't have a place to live you're too high risk".

There is a role to play by a 'risk-willing' foundation to fund innovation aimed at improving social impact in areas that are seen as too high risk for a normal commercial enterprise.

Playing safe, the BBC has chosen an episode that contains none of the racism, which Speight and Mitchell were satirising rather than endorsing, but which would be too high risk for TV today.

Because the way in which people metabolize thiopurine compounds varies, the same dose of a thiopurine drug affects different people differently, and it has been difficult for doctors to determine whether for a particular patient a given dose is too high, risking harmful side effects, or too low, and so likely ineffective.

Despite having steady jobs, solid qualifications and rising salaries, most local banks ignored them as either too small fry or too high-risk.

"We've found from the applicants that they wouldn't get support from their families for a normal business startup because it's too high-risk; whereas the MSc was considered to be less risky," he says.

They may decide that those animals are too high-risk and that the financial opportunity cornering the market on transporting America's population of pugs and bulldogs may not worth the legal liability.

Anne Longfield, England's children's commissioner, and Sadiq Khan, the London mayor, have raised concerns after some playgrounds were told by a leading insurer that they were now considered too high-risk.