Sentence examples for would be hazardous from inspiring English sources
El Salvador, he believes, would be hazardous to his health and well-being.
Intervention on the Libyan model would be hazardous, but there is a more fundamental problem.
This would in effect create a parallel currency to the paper rouble, which would be hazardous.
But a change in command at this late stage of the talks would be hazardous.
As Stephen Moss points out in The Rookie, it would be hazardous for any amateur to venture into the boxing ring with heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua.
For example, the Army wrongly concluded that an accidental release of the Ebola virus and the bacteria that causes Q fever would lead to insignificant ground concentrations of the microbes in the surrounding area and would not be hazardous to locals.
The unloading of essential supplies at Antwerp, and their dispatch to the troops, would clearly be hazardous in the extreme, once the port could be opened for traffic.
It would evidently be hazardous to extrapolate these results to another population, and thus, to the population targeted by screening, outside the setting of a clinical trial.
But the mere act of facing an audience would seem to be hazardous enough.
"That would be quite hazardous".
