| Economists recognize that estimating multiplier effects is a chancy business under the best of circumstances. |
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| Besides, transporting animals on ocean voyages is a chancy proposition full of danger for the animals and those assigned to care for them. |
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| That has proved as chancy as standing below a seagull and scarcely more rewarding. |
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| Predicting tomorrow's weather is chancy business, let alone a five-day forecast. |
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| The restoration to favour of forgotten books and authors is always a chancy business. |
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| When the construct is killed, reconnecting my consciousness with my body is a very chancy business. |
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| 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. |
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| It was chancy, but even Brenda knew that taking risks was all part of the fun of living one's life. |
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| The natural souring of unpasteurized milk is a chancy business. |
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| It should be said that even with the dilution of the Japanese forces it was still a very chancy thing that the Americans prevailed so successfully. |
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| They emerge from a chancy process of socio-cultural evolution, and it's by no means bound to happen. |
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| Three years after the date of this amendment, seizure remains a chancy thing and presents a procedural complexity. |
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| Today the contribution of the university in the creation and invention of means of existence in Africa proves to be chancy. |
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| You got so tired of nearly every risk-taking venture blowing up in your face that you've pretty much stopped attempting anything the least bit chancy. |
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| The orthography requires both accents above and dots below certain letters, and getting this rendered correctly on the web without special fonts remains a bit chancy. |
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| But intelligence-gathering has always been a chancy business. |
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| My far-flung net of significant others helps me to find meaning and purpose in a random and chancy world, and I hope I reciprocate to some degree. |
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| Studio executives have long known that such films are chancy. |
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| It is always a chancy affair to resort to authorities of the past for advice on things which they could possibly have known in a better way then we do. |
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| The cowpunchers Lin and Chancy Bryce seek shelter from the long arm from the law by earning a living working as cowpunchers at a widow's ranch. |
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| However, the work erupts in a myriad of directions and academic disciplines in a marked departure from previous analysis which Chancy argues has been too departmentalized. |
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