| I think that the closer you are to your object the better you see details and you broadcast it accurately, but riskily. |
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| Never mind that Mr Cable's package was already strongly, indeed riskily, redistributive. |
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| In a long, floor-bound segment, Khan ventured most extensively and riskily into an expressive contemporary dance idiom. |
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| As countless cover versions demonstrate, Get Lucky is an undeniable song, but the production works its real magic on more riskily eccentric material. |
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| More riskily, you can trade currencies on margin, which means you can lose more money than your initial investment. |
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| What one might take from this understanding is that riskily forcing students' hands to find these ways themselves is the beneficial use of difficult knowledge in itself. |
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| Of them all, the Digestive is pretty much the undisputed champion, seeing off the Johnnycome-lately Hob-Nob, which is disappointingly, riskily crumbly. |
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| The little sledge twirled riskily to rest at the bottom of the slope. |
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| In effect, by developing an agricultural system that is heavily reliant on a single pollinator species, we humans have become riskily overspecialized. |
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| Riskily, his government favoured the Malays at the expense of the Chinese and got away with it without too much social unrest. |
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