| They emerge from a chancy process of socio-cultural evolution, and it's by no means bound to happen. |
| Economists recognize that estimating multiplier effects is a chancy business under the best of circumstances. |
| Besides, transporting animals on ocean voyages is a chancy proposition full of danger for the animals and those assigned to care for them. |
| That has proved as chancy as standing below a seagull and scarcely more rewarding. |
| The natural souring of unpasteurized milk is a chancy business. |
| The fungus doesn't kill the tree, it just reddens the wood, and what this means is that finding a good red myrtle is a very chancy business. |
