Sentence examples for hazardous enough from inspiring English sources

But the mere act of facing an audience would seem to be hazardous enough.

They're also hugely hazardous – enough to scorch a skyscraper to twisted metal in Beijing in 2009.

Battling your way into work and back is hazardous enough, so why risk going out to a restaurant?

The 15 chemicals are already considered hazardous enough to be a potential threat to the health of people and wildlife, the agency said in its announcement, issued Wednesday.

Perhaps not, but it is still difficult to explain to outsiders why the Greek government has identified at least 580 job categories deemed to be hazardous enough to merit retiring early — at age 50 for women and 55 for men.

A white substance found on the outside of two letters at the Palm Beach County Courthouse tested positive for tellurium, which can be hazardous if enough is ingested.

Notably, 80% of these sites (n = 100) also reported quantities of hazardous materials large enough to cause a catastrophic event in the areas surrounding the plant.

Findings of the study (PACE 2004) were limited to the 95% of sites (n = 125) determined to be at greatest risk based on each respondents' assessment that the site had quantities of hazardous materials large enough to cause a catastrophic event on-site if those materials were involved in a fire, explosion, or other release.

As gas producers have tried to find new ways to get rid of their waste, they have sought reassurances from state and federal regulators that the industry's exemptions from federal laws on hazardous waste were broad enough to protect them.

It would remove requirements that the EPA periodically update and review solid waste disposal regulations, and would make it harder for the government to require companies that deal with hazardous substances to carry enough insurance to cover cleanup.

Those Extra Measures While a broad-brimmed hat is helpful, it is not enough to prevent hazardous exposure.