Sentence examples for financially hazardous from inspiring English sources

Welcome to the financially hazardous job of driving at the pinnacle of world auto racing.

White minority regimes supported cattle ranchers with significant subsidies for several decades, but when these were removed in the transition to black majority rule, the beef economy in drylands was shown to be financially marginal and ecologically hazardous, and many of these landholders only survived by adding or switching to wildlife operations (Child 1988; Grossman and Gandar 1989).

More broadly, Cameron and Sarkozy's Libyan policy managed, in a few short months, to expose and magnify the conflicting political, military and diplomatic faultlines that render international interventions of this sort so materially hazardous, morally questionable and financially fraught.

The deployment of peacekeepers becomes more hazardous and more costly, both financially and, tragically, in terms of lives lost.

I wondered, as I listened to the students' presentation, how long before the public and those in power grasp the implications of this work: that however financially strapped our governments may be, the cost of providing recreation space and cleaning up of hazardous sites pales in comparison to the healthcare costs we will face in not doing so.

-And financially?

But financially.

This is hazardous.

Driving was hazardous.

Roads can be hazardous.

Mining operations are hazardous.