Sentence examples for probably hazardous from inspiring English sources

Replacement of a single protein in this machinery by a distant ortholog is probably hazardous.

Even with their course thus sharpened, the endangered as tronauts Captain James A. Lovell Jr. of the Navy and Fred W. Haise Jr. and John L. Swig ert Jr., both civilians — still have their riskiest and probably most hazardous step to take.

Mr. Gumpert allows that raw milk is probably more hazardous than pasteurized milk, but, he says, there haven't been any reported deaths from it in the past quarter century (there have been a few deaths from pasteurized milk, but it's consumed in vastly greater quantities), which makes it seem something less than an imminent health threat.

Data centers are probably quite hazardous to your hearing.

The air on Kepler 452b is probably too hazardous to breathe, and if a greenhouse effect has taken hold, it could be exceedingly hot.

Chemical reactors represent probably the most hazardous units of chemical industry.

Visiting London or Paris, acknowledged terrorist targets, is probably potentially more hazardous than visiting Dhaka.

Playing down the importance of genetic factors is probably even more hazardous to the public health.

Mr Hink said: "That's probably the most hazardous job we have here.

On their own, most cardiac arrhythmias won't show symptoms and probably aren't hazardous to health, but other factors can predispose an individual to a lethal rhythm.

That is, some of the people who had effected a change had probably previously been hazardous users.