Sentences with phrase «iffy proposition»
The phrase "iffy proposition" means that something is uncertain or risky. It suggests that there is a good chance of it not working out or being successful. Full definition
Signings in bookstores can be iffy propositions because you are depending on customers, whose reading tastes are varied, to be interested in your book.
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Over a longer period than just the first month, I believe stocks are still an iffy proposition for 2012.
Tournament purses were meager and finding a good baby - sitter was an iffy proposition.
Should Porter survive — an iffy proposition right now — he will almost certainly leave the seat in two years to challenge Sen Harry Reid (D).
But if you've played Full Throttle before, then the remastered version is more of an iffy proposition.
Close - ups usually looked fine, but anything wider became an iffier proposition.
The Buzz: Documentaries are always an iffy proposition at the box office, and 3D movies have been disappointing audiences since the days of red - and - blue glasses and «Smell - O - Vision.»
Anything that depends on getting the timing right sounds like an iffy proposition, at least for most of us average investors.
That's an iffy proposition given how the debt increases.
«In a way McDude and we are lucky, I am told, that he was brought back because there are also private entrepreneurs who trap, neuter, and send desirable cats and kittens elsewhere for adoption, always an iffy proposition with wild cats.
If not, it becomes an iffier proposition.
It's a state that reflects the situation in Vietnam in general and Ho Chi Minh City in particular — a Communist country mauled by decades of war that's now exploding with capitalist consumerism; a watery landscape where solid ground can be an iffy proposition; a city of some 8.4 million where the line between public space and private space becomes blurred.
The odd chases, especially those on horseback, remain an iffy proposition as well, and they will certainly be the most failed sections.