Except in Hollywood, where the terrifying costs of the season's annual blockbuster death match see the major studios replace their habitual caution with complete and utter risk-aversion.
He had two choices: bail on the accent and be labeled inauthentic to the man he was portraying, or attempt to mimic his subject and risk utter humiliation.
In a way, it was the utter lack of risk, invention or adventure — in short, the utter un-Frenchness — of the victory that was most impressive, not least to the French themselves.
There is also the real prospect of utter political paralysis, risking even worse turmoil on the streets.The only voice in DhakaThe outside world is trying to do its bit.
After his eight-length cruise, the French-trained gelding is now as short as 11-10 for the World Hurdle, and it seems the word "banker" can, after all, be uttered without the risk of opprobrium.
It wouldn't have to mean risking utter failure.
No Democrat will dare risk uttering a peep about tougher gun control laws.
However, recent studies have shown detrimental effects of some artificial propagation practices on the productivity and diversity of native populations, and there remains considerable uncertainty regarding the degree to which improved hatchery practices can overcome these risks (Utter et al. 1993; Reisenbichler et al. 2003; Araki et al. 2007a, b).
Pakistan is at risk of utter disaster, though probably not immediately.
It's an approach that runs the risk of utter disaster, and it puts the performers, who expose their musical personalities, their artistic character, at exceptional risk.
My favorite example is the employment of one of the grandest works in the classical repertory, in a way that runs the risk of utter trivialization, mockery, and vulgarity.
