Sentence examples for would be unsafe from inspiring English sources

Though possible, it would be unsafe to bank on such an eventuality.

Thorsteinn said that in a very little time it would be unsafe to stay.

He added that his agency did not believe the restaurant would be unsafe.

"Implementation of the PPP would be unsafe, inefficient and prohibitively expensive," he concluded in a report to the mayor.

Mr Vanunu claimed, with some justification, that he would be unsafe doing the service anywhere but the Arab east Jerusalem.

Strength has said such a protest would be unsafe on what is a busy thoroughfare outside the club.

Officials hoped to resume play, but the storm lingered and the coaches decided it would be unsafe to continue.

"Unless the roaches were contaminated with some bacteria or other pathogens, I don't think that cockroaches would be unsafe to eat," he said.

Allowing people inside would be unsafe, the National Park Service said, because rescuers might not be able to get them out in an emergency.

It concluded that it would be unsafe to infer from mortality statistics that there was any particular number of avoidable or unnecessary deaths at the trust.

"Without these, I worry Trusts will not take steps to avoid juniors working excessive hours - this would be unsafe for patients.