Sentence examples for would be a hazard from inspiring English sources

The police and subway employees have the right to bar your bicycle if circumstances dictate that allowing it onboard would be a hazard, obstruct passengers or interfere with train operations.

[Laughs.] But yeah, I guess that would be a hazard if you really think things through.

It's against all nursing instincts, yet my head knows I'd be a hazard if I stayed inside beyond the allotted time.'' Hygiene procedures are meticulous.

In the case of a car or truck bomb, shards of glass would be a devastating hazard, said Jack J. Murphy, the director of the Fire Safety Directors Association.

Such a failure to legislate would be a moral hazard of such a scale as to confirm, even to many unionists, that the UK government has indeed become corrupted, and that the referendum was won on a lie.

If the Dodgers didn't get out of this mess, Mattingly's hot seat would be a fire hazard.

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That would be a fire hazard.

Don't use one around a child; it would be a suffocation hazard.

They have to be so crazy it would be a safety hazard to wear them riding.