risky venture

"Will they necessarily go along with such a risky venture?"

But it is a risky venture for the Russian leader.

That was Rip, about to set out on his risky venture.

To pay the interest they wanted to go into risky ventures that might bring big returns.

They may be reluctant to enter into a risky venture.

It seems that the dinner party has become a risky venture, for the host at least.

"But starting a new business is a risky venture at any time, with anyone.

"It cuts into the freedom to take on new risky ventures," he said.

All these things would make a difference to a small merchant operating in a risky venture.

"You're showing investors 10 to 15 percent return on their money at best for a very risky venture," she added.

Only in the short term will even a popular President get the benefit of doubt on risky ventures.

This makes the fund a risky venture, at best.

Then workers might as well put their money in the riskiest ventures imaginable.

These risky ventures required large initial investments and had a very slow return.

"So you stuck with less risky ventures after that?"

A family is a risky venture, because the greater the love, the greater the loss.

This could be a very risky venture for Dell.

The expensive Senate failure seemed to predispose him to risky ventures.

But more than 250 companies are expected eventually to compete in what is stacking up to be a risky venture.

Mr. Pavarotti could not have had better support for his risky venture.

Regulators fear that gives them too much leeway to get into risky ventures.

When the Antwerp market began to contract, he diversified into more risky ventures.

These risky ventures may well grow more common when Akihito is succeeded by his son.

But the idea without the reality makes me psychotic eventually and susceptible to risky ventures.

However, these riskier ventures often failed to bring commensurate gains.