Modifying Another Word

• inherently: People need to remember that markets are inherently risky.

• potentially: Who wants to prevent further research - much of it potentially risky - into a cure for cancer?

• too: People said Dubai was too risky for similar reasons.

• politically: Are your computers evident throughout the shop no-fault rules in politically risky.

• financially: You will never be required to cash a check or engage in any other financially risky activity.

• somewhat: Strangely enough, this is true, although it's a somewhat risky practice.

Preposition: for

• lender: This is because they are risky for the lenders.

Infinitive complement

• attempt: Far more difficult and risky to attempt to help would-be teachers develop a vocation for their profession.

Modifies a noun

• proposition: Moreover, they are tough to recruit into a risky proposition.

• hobby: Provide an updated for coverage through a risky hobby.

• undertaking: This was a risky undertaking, many being attacked by brigands of all sorts.

• venture: Hedge funds, EIS, taper relief have created a perfect storm of private wealth to invest in more risky ventures.

• behavior: Getting involving in bad or risky behavior in order to fit in with others.

• gamble: The next big thing or a risky gamble: Shell looks to turn sand into oil.

Used with adjective complement

• deem: Ancient trees, boating lakes, adventure playgrounds, festivals, markets, water features and public art all are deemed too risky.

• seem: For some, indifference may seem less risky than engagement.

• appear: In addition, they are right to do so, since relying solely on Russian gas and fair business conduct appears too risky.

• consider: Some military units in Iraq have refused orders that they consider too risky.

• feel: So drawing lines like this will always feel risky.

• become: To such an extent, vehicle movements have become risky in the Three Rivers estuary.