Sentence examples for going to hazard from inspiring English sources
But this, I'm going to hazard a live demo.
Why rabbits grow this way I'm not going to hazard a guess.
I, for one, am not going to hazard a guess as to what will happen.
The source of this proverb is unknown, but I'm going to hazard a guess and say it wasn't your average (modern) American.
Now I'm going to hazard a guess and say that Jesperson never had to mobilise two under-10s on the school run, as I have to every morning.
"At one point, I thought I could figure out who the lead attorney is, but now I'm not going to hazard a guess," he said.
"This is not going to be a major hazard," said Mr. Cochran of the Natural Resources Defense Council.
According to Rob Cowie, if a snail skin product is manufactured on an industrial scale it is not going to present a health hazard because the nematodes present in the snails will die before the product is put to use.
It's going to be a health hazard," said Peter Zen, the owner's representative for the Westin Bonaventure Hotel.
It goes to mitigating hazard, not vulnerability". Experts are reluctant to say that even the most stringent fire proofing would have saved Coffey Park, particularly in light of reports of modern fire-resistant homes and even big-box stores being destroyed in the Tubbs fire.
So, if the threat of moral hazard is going to encourage inaction in a crisis, we should be sure that threat is real.
