hazardousness

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• Only a small amount of sleet or freezing rain causes slick, hazardous roads and walkways.

• Even if the ice is lighter, it could still be very slippery and hazardous.

• The cross-border sewage spills routinely led to beach closures and exposed people to hazardous materials.

• The approvals, which are allowed under the department’s administrative rules, are designed to mitigate hazardous situations during an emergency.

• An agency memo reported that he was recruited in 1961 and captained a six-person crew on “hazardous missions to accomplish exfiltrations” from Cuba.

• A yellow hazardous material bin placed out on the lawn, just beyond some red tape reading “Danger Do Not Enter,” left no doubt.

• Refinery management had normalized the occurrences of hazardous conditions.

• They say the port handles hazardous materials 365 days a year.

• Warning: NSFW in places where facial spasms and eye moistness could be hazardous.

• I drove from supposedly hazardous, urban Kansas City to the pretty, purported safety of suburban Overland Park.

• The Jaguar cleverly profited by his advantages to attempt the most hazardous enterprises and the most daring strokes.

• I owed it to myself to make it; who knows whether you may not repent to-morrow the hazardous step you are taking to-day?

• Even then the savages had the advantage of an excellent position, and to press them was extremely hazardous business.

• Landy says that a rough, hazardous trail just back of our house leads directly to the near corner of the property.