risky|riskier|riskiest in English

adjective

['risk·y || 'rɪskɪ]

dangerous, hazardous, perilous

Use "risky|riskier|riskiest" in a sentence

1. With one big thwack, they were reminded that stocks are risky and that emerging markets are riskier.

2. The unknown is perceived to be riskier than the familiar.

3. Stimulus package offered a boost to riskier Currencies, stock

4. It's risky, Michael.

5. So too risky.

6. A risky scheme...

7. It's too risky.

8. It's just too risky.

9. It's simply too commercially risky.

10. More generally, guarantees allow microcredit providers to extend their activities to riskier groups.

11. A bit risky, this high.

12. Update 2.6 out! includes folowing, -Added creampie effects to some Anims (risky cowgirl and risky missionary)

13. It means preparedness to experiment with new and possibly riskier arrangements.

14. Isn't being an illegal worker risky?

15. Perhaps quoting Adam Smith is risky.

16. Chancy definition, uncertain, hazardous, or risky

17. Over time, these arbitrage profits have become riskier, and their average size has declined.

18. Poaching Abalone is a risky enterprise

19. Driving and Phoning—A Risky Combination

20. Even a rehearsal is risky business.

21. Small businesses are a risky undertaking.

22. It's risky to stop halfway through.

23. Stocks used to trade discount because these markets were seen as riskier.

24. Risky investments do usually have higher yields, and do therefore pay more direct tax than less risky investments.

25. It all sounds decidedly risky to me.