Sentence examples similar to hazardous affairs from inspiring English sources

A more notorious, though not quite so hazardous, affair was his liaison with Cleopatra.

But to escalate regional tensions, deepen sectarian rifts, undermine the nuclear agreement, pursue regime change and eschew all diplomatic engagement would be a hazardous affair.

Even for heterosexual couples relations are a hazardous affair, as brutally demonstrated by the recent murder of a British Pakistani family in Lahore last week – it is believed the murders were retribution for their son's alleged infidelity.

Introducing a radical new system on the family TV is often an hazardous affair.

The second and more hazardous affair was a protest outside Australia First Party headquarters in Tempe.

This was not the case in the early 12th century, when the crossing was a much more-hazardous affair.

Sometimes, though, the autonomy that prime ministers often exercise in foreign affairs can prove hazardous.

Besides being an expensive affair, the application of hazardous pesticides has detrimental effects on the environment, negatively impacting upon soil fertility and soil microfauna.

If the French take their food seriously, they also see dieting as a serious affair, something that could be hazardous to your health without appropriate supervision.

At such times the conduct of public affairs is on all hands most hazardous.

Lots of things are hazardous to your health, like visiting prostitutes or having an affair in the workplace.