riskier

英 [ˈrɪskɪə]

美 [ˈrɪskiər]

adj.  有危险(或风险)的
risky的比较级

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 危险的;有风险的
  If an activity or action isrisky, it is dangerous or likely to fail.
  1. Investing in airlines is a very risky business...
     投资航空业风险很大。
  2. It's risky to assume that we know what voters will be thinking in a year's time.
     自以为我们了解投票人在一年后的想法是很危险的行为。

双语例句

• Now they are starting to demand higher returns on riskier assets.
  而今他们开始在风险更高的资产上要求更高的回报。
• They have done so by offloading part of their riskier activities to hedge funds.
  它们这么做，是通过将部分风险更大的活动甩给对冲基金。
• Meanwhile the improved outlook for the US and Chinese economies is also spurring investors to move into riskier assets.
  同时，美国和中国经济前景的改善也在刺激投资者涉足风险更高的资产。
• Better welfare provision might give Chinese savers an incentive to switch into riskier assets like equities.
  福利体系的改善，也许会鼓励中国储户将资金投向股票等风险更高的资产。
• No one disputes that riskier loans should be backed by higher levels of capital.
  没有人质疑，风险更高的贷款应该由更多的资本金作为支持。
• Stock prices are being supported by the Federal Reserve buying large amounts of bonds, which lowers interest rates and boosts the attractiveness of riskier assets such as equities.
  美联储（fed）大量购买债券，在压低利率的同时提高了风险较高资产（比如股票）的吸引力，对股价形成了支撑。
• My argument was that "doing too little is now far riskier than doing too much".
  我当时的观点是，“如今作为太少比作为太多冒险多了”。
• Just before the crisis broke, there had been talk of securities made up exclusively of riskier development loans.
  就在危机爆发之前，曾讨论过完全由高风险的开发贷款所构成的债券。
• But when the alternative is disintegration of the banking system, monetary stinginess is riskier.
  不过如果后果是银行体系瓦解，吝啬的货币政策可以说风险更大。
• During the crisis years, quantitative easing deliberately drove investors into riskier assets or sectors, such as equities and emerging markets.
  在危机年份，量化宽松刻意驱使投资者进入风险较高的资产或行业，如股票和新兴市场。