Sentence examples for terrible hazard from inspiring English sources

"It will be a terrible hazard," said Barbara Pokras, who lives across the street.

I use a wheelchair or a motorized cart when shopping; the clogging of store aisles is a terrible hazard.

Yet is it really the case that religious belief is not propositional, that no one starts or stops believing in God over the terrible hazard of a proposition?

It is a new terrible hazard which came into existence since last decade (Bhan et al, 2004).

Ferguson's United are in a phase when even the flattest of landscapes contains terrible hazards.

They touch each other's sweaters while they sing together around pianos, they get into "the spirit," and here's another bad thing about Christmas that should make Jewish children excited about celebrating Hanukkah: Christmas trees are terrible fire hazards.

"I hit a terrible shot into the water hazard on the ninth and I was sort of searching for my golf ball," he said.

To some extent, such incidents, as terrible as they are, merely reflect the frequency of such transactional hazards in the wider world.

Nevertheless, the column brought up a hazard of cannabis edibles: eating too much can lead to a terrible experience.

In the more common moral hazard argument, the connection between too-big-to-fail status and terrible decisions is direct: bankers knew they'd be saved if they failed, so they started gambling.

"Terrible, terrible, terrible," he said.