Sentence examples for hazardous though from inspiring English sources

Things would get slightly hazardous, though, with a loss.

It would be hazardous, though, to derive immediately from it that, for every property, its essence wholly consists of its theoretical roles as one may well object that one such thought experiment is not yet enough to establish the universal generalization that, for any pair of properties, even if we swap their theoretical roles, we won't get a truly different possible world.

Transportation across the shifting sands has remained hazardous, though roads exist surrounding the edge of the desert, and new ones have been built across the centre of the desert from Korla to Yutian in the south, near the Kunluns.

By Sunday afternoon, it was "Hazardous" again though, at 373.

The problem of hazardous waste, though much better controlled in the United States today than in the past, has not gone away.

In contrast, ethanol (alcohol) is hazardous even though it is not very toxic, because some people have a tendency to use it to excess.

For example, botulinum toxin is not especially hazardous, even though it is supertoxic, because food is well-preserved, keeping the exposure or dose very low.

He also said preliminary air-quality tests showed an increase in particulate matter but no hazardous contaminants, though he warned that results of more complete tests would not be available until this morning.

The hazardous pollutants though small in quantity but contain highly toxic materials like lead, mercury, arsenic, cadmium, chromium and many more.

Tripping is extremely hazardous, even though you may have never tripped.

Managing nature is, though, extremely hazardous.