Sentence examples for hazard of going from inspiring English sources

"We both see the hazard of going down the path of comparative sexiness," the e-mail continued.

The Ministry of Agriculture considered it necessary to issue a warning of the hazard of going into arsenic-sprayed fields, but the warning was not understood by the cattle (or by the wild animals and birds), and reports of poisoned cattle were received with monotonous regularity.

Cynthia was the only one in the group with a driver's license (the hazard of going somewhere with a bunch of New Yorkers); it was a useful skill on an island with minimal public transit.

These are all well-established occupational hazards of going on a long-haul flight.

The hazards of going autopilot Maria Konnikova | New Yorker | 4 September 2014 Cockpit automation systems designed to make flying safer and easier have the perverse effect of increasing risk, because they remove the constant pressure on the pilot to pay attention to the plane.

Her Twitter feed reflects as much, and it's definitely entertaining to watch this sweet granny work her way though a warning about the hazards of going to the bathroom while wearing a romper.

This includes the risk of going out of business, risk due to moral hazard, and risk associated with consecutive contracting.

One of the most common hazards for business travelers of going on the road is the road itself.

Arsenal had acquitted themselves well without putting Chelsea under serious pressure, but were unlocked by the pace and trickery of Hazard to go behind after 27 minutes.

Normal is a hazard for artistic pursuits — the gamble of going for insight and coming up ordinary.

So, if the threat of moral hazard is going to encourage inaction in a crisis, we should be sure that threat is real.