Sentence examples for it would be hazardous from inspiring English sources

As Stephen Moss points out in The Rookie, it would be hazardous for any amateur to venture into the boxing ring with heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua.

He is here, but he is a bit nervous, and yesterday we could not train because the air was dirty and the doctor said it would be hazardous for the players".

It would be hazardous to speculate whether modern-day Icelanders are more closemouthed and indwelling than the rest of us, but there's no gainsaying that taciturnity has held a place of special reverence in Icelandic literature and folk tale for something like a millennium.

Surely the two campaigns were too short and covered only a seasonal period; so, excluding the suggestions above on lamps, it would be hazardous to suggest interventions to optimize the microclimate.

On the one hand, due to the small sample size of this study and moreover, the short follow-up (only 1 year after loading), it would be hazardous to conclude that the placement of NDIs to support fixed prostheses in posterior mandible is a predictable treatment modality.

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.

Yet the US embassy's monitor at one point reported peaks of up to 400 micrograms per cubic metre, which it said would be hazardous if a human was exposed to it over a 24-hour period.

Deployment of the second battery at Ein Shemer (Ein Shemer Airfield), near the city of Hadera, Haifa District, northern Israel, was delayed by strong opposition from local residents who feared its radar would be hazardous to their health.

Use of the Cauchy wavelet would be hazardous because of its low-frequency resolution.

El Salvador, he believes, would be hazardous to his health and well-being.

To leave it to a generation which is unprepared, and unequipped with the proper principles and ethics, would be hazardous.