dicey

What if things seem to be getting a little bit dicey or dangerous, a bit like that, then you get alert flagging up on the CCTV screen?

Come to think of it though, I should have been prepared for the dicey stuff; we all should have been prepared.

Even then, security is still dicey around the edges of the district, where skirmishes frequently erupt.

Murphy put himself in a dicey situation by taking his company's money.

like Dicey's parliamentary sovereignty, was not in any way a normative principle, a principle capable of limiting government.

He took over this job at an especially dicey time.

The government is flush with cash and ready to prop up key banks and companies in case things get dicey.

Importing data into Google's database is dicey and prone to errors you just won't be able to easily fix yourself.

That said, analyzing a complex society primarily through the lens of its most virulent elements is a dicey business.

A college economics major because he "had heard good things about something called money, " Adams' business career got off to a dicey start.

In other words, the United States proves dicey as an international actor and force for global economic growth in 2008.

But experts say it's important for aspiring business leaders considering dicey ventures to fully understand their potential ramifications.

Predicting upcoming gyrations is a dicey undertaking when investors are responding to breaking news headlines.

The findings are dicey terrain for Toyota and Transportation Department officials.

Driving, too, was dicey: twice I fell asleep at the wheel, narrowly avoiding disaster.

Forget to create an encryption key and things are going to get dicey.

But that's when things can get dicey, and investors and economists fear the potential for policy mistakes are large.

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Where can investors hide when even gold and cash look dicey?

Hitchhiking's a bit dicey in this area.

Deciding to compete against your own customers is a dicey move.

By that measure, Russia still looks a little dicey.

The sentence was suspended last month, but her fate looks dicey.

the import quota is certain to the restriction of import amount, while the trade effect of import tariff is then dicey .

'These data are really dicey to use, ' Keidel said.

The deals can be dicey.

While the changes may ease some criticism, they could make the project's financing even more dicey by limiting revenue.

I think he's doing the dicey thing too much.

But Lambert quickly replied that a three- tiered cake was too dicey to ship.

News Corp. 's foray into the Internet seemed like a dicey proposition last year, and many people were happy to predict its failure.

The situation represents a dicey moment for Mr. Cameron, a friend of Ms. Brooks who attended her 2009 wedding.

Classical Comment upon the Theories of the Rule of Law in Modern Britain--Dicey's Viewpoint and Others' Critique

an extremely dicey future on a brave New World of liquid nitrogen, tar, and smog(New Yorker)

Eg: an extremely dicey future on a brave new world of liquid nitrogen, tar, and smog