Sentence examples for will be unsafe from inspiring English sources
Contaminated agricultural lands near Chernobyl will be unsafe for thousands of years, though some of these areas continue to be occupied and farmed.
Gordon Brown hailed the agreement as he issued a blunt warning to individuals and corporations that invest in renegade tax havens that their money will be unsafe.
More than half, 55%, agreed that "the strike will be unsafe for patients", along with 53% who believed that "doctors are already paid better than other public sector workers".
Most people accept that it is, and maybe always will be, unsafe for women to walk alone at night, so it is therefore unwise for them to be out after dark.
"Then it became there's no evidence of abuse, and now there has been evidence of abuse: there's been evidence of people listening in on old girlfriends... now it's simply become a matter of, well, we need to do this because we will be unsafe if we don't".
Despite passionate opposition from drivers who worry that collecting tolls will be unsafe and from residents who fear that long lines of idling vehicles waiting to pass could be an air-pollution hazard, the state Legislature commissioned a study to make the case for a toll plan.
"As the European court ruled, as long as the 1861 Act remains in place, alongside a complete political unwillingness to touch the issue, pregnant women will continue to be unsafe in this country".
Recent horrendous events in Bangladesh have driven home the unfortunate truth that if matters are left purely "to the market," there will be very unsafe factories and dangerous working conditions.
It will be wholly unsafe for some doctors to work late into their 60s and in some specialities this might be potentially harmful to patients.
By removing the safeguards on [the total number of] hours [a trainee medic can be told to work], doctors will be working unsafe hours, leading to poor patient care".
"We apologise for that but the work simply has to done or it will be too unsafe to use".
