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

• Credit rating agencies are now recognizing that investments based on subprime home loans are riskier than investors have thought.
  信贷各级代理商正逐渐认识到次优级住房贷款的风险要比投资者想到的要高的多。
• The theory goes that older investors prefer bonds to riskier assets such as equities.
  理论上，较年长的投资者更倾向于投资债券，而不是像股票这样风险较高的资产。
• This would hit lending to riskier borrowers such as small businesses and consumers with less than perfect credit.
  这将打击向风险较高的借债人放贷，例如小企业或信用不甚理想的消费者等。
• But cut-throat competition in the banking sector means riskier mortgage portfolios are yielding small margins.
  但银行业的激烈竞争，意味着风险更高的按揭组合只能产生很少的利润。
• Soaring costs and a complicated tax system have made smaller, more mature fields a riskier bet.
  飙升的成本和复杂的税收体系加大了较小、较成熟的油气田的风险。
• A good indicator about how investors are feeling is their attitude towards supposedly riskier emerging market assets.
  新兴市场的风险按说会更高，因此投资者对新兴市场资产的态度是一个能反映投资者感受的好指标。
• But a level playing field requires that riskier banks face higher charges, or else competition is distorted.
  但公平竞争环境要求对风险更高的银行收取更高的费用，否则竞争就会被扭曲。
• This lowers long-term yields and chases investors into riskier, alternative investments.
  这压低了后者的收益率，使投资者转向风险更高的替代投资品。
• 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。
• And some ETFs are now using leverage; others are starting to purchase riskier assets such as risky loans.
  一些ETF如今开始使用杠杆；还有一些ETF开始购入风险贷款等风险更高的资产。