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risky

[ris-kee] / ˈrɪs ki /


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Introducing a low priced laptop while the industry struggles with costs was a risky move.

From Barron's

The curators’ embrace of work from the past is unconventional for a New Museum show, but this risky move proves brilliant.

From The Wall Street Journal

Each is designed so that firms—high cost or low, safe or risky—find it in their self-interest to choose the option meant for them.

From The Wall Street Journal

When two American aid workers in Liberia contracted Ebola, bringing them home required a risky airborne rescue.

From The Wall Street Journal

Executives say the looser rules will allow them to compete more in corners of lending they have largely abdicated because of the capital costs, like to riskier companies or private-equity firms striking deals.

From The Wall Street Journal