Sentence examples for somewhat hazardous from inspiring English sources

The upshot is that crossing the road is somewhat hazardous.

Her career, moreover, comes with a charlatan edge that renders the joining of dots, especially regarding her business, somewhat hazardous.

As I walked between beaches, rum shacks and dive shops, locals would stop to offer me a ride on the back of their scooter (the somewhat hazardous "moto-taxi" being an unofficial, but common, mode of transportation around the island).

Early anesthetics had unpleasant side effects (often causing vomiting on recovery) and were somewhat hazardous, since the dose needed to produce unconsciousness and full muscle relaxation (so that the surgeon could work unimpeded) was not far short of that which would paralyze the breathing centre of the brain.

My days in Delhi often begin with a somewhat hazardous walk to the rickshaw stand, dodging oncoming traffic consisting of cows, stray dogs, cars, bicycles, motorcycles, and pedestrians.

Once extracted and prepared, ytterbium is somewhat hazardous as an eye and skin irritant.

"Warning" means moderately hazardous.

In a recent study, it was found that, although the level of consumption of alcohol was similar, subgroups among reindeer-herding Sami men might have a somewhat more hazardous drinking pattern compared with non-Sami (41).

In comparison to that, our finding of a strong association of mental health with hazardous drinking is somewhat surprising, and it should be borne in mind that the particular measure we used is culturally specific and has a higher threshold for the determination of hazardous drinking.

The format of the question was "Are the following elements present in your work environment?" (1 = I am not disturbed by it or not all; 2 = Somewhat disturbing, 3 = Very disturbing or hazardous to my health).

Conventional methods of risk assessment typically employed to evaluate the impact of hazardous waste incinerators on public health must rely on somewhat speculative emissions estimates or on complicated and expensive sampling and analytical methods.