| Chances are good enough that I will put my foot in my mouth without hazarding down the path of global politics. |
| Writing about the Thalidomide affair, for example, often meant hazarding a jail sentence or a heavy fine for contempt. |
| Even most hardboiled backpack travellers are hazarding possible consequences of being exposed to tourism for one day. |
| We should avoid the mistake of hazarding our national transport systems again. |
| Washington drew the line at hazarding the lives of U.S. pilots by ordering low-level attacks. |
| This hazarding of Mrs. Owen's favor became now the gravamen of his offense, the culmination of all his offenses. |
