Sentence examples for tendency to hazard from inspiring English sources

Instead, I get by with a bit of lip-reading, a lot of "What?" and "Eh?" and a tendency to hazard a guess at what people have said and offer some banality in return.

He was invited to hazard a guess.

To hazard the contradiction - freedom is necessary.

I want to hazard a guess towards both.

Care to hazard a guess?

Care to hazard a guess why?

Including a natural frequency (e.g., 1 in 4) in addition is likely to help to increase understanding of the expression among a broader audience and may reduce the tendency to interpret very low hazard as "no hazard".

Likewise, the lack of daily focus on volcanoes among the population might result in a corresponding tendency to pay less attention to any hazard, and hence perhaps to estimate risk as lower.

But his off-putting remark to the gun owner suggests that perhaps his "yes" answer to the question about self-discipline had been premature and that there are perils ahead for Mr. Biden on Thursday — both because of his tendency to go too far and the hazards of debating a woman.

And socializing online has its own peculiar hazards, including game sites' tendency to freeze at inopportune moments.

The panelists concluded that the agency's main problem was a tendency to assume that business would reduce workplace hazards by stepping up existing technologies.