hazardous

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• make: But the wind made the work too hazardous, and the attempt had to be given up.

Modifies a noun

• substance: Toxicity Check A way to find out more about the hazardous substances in use at work.
• waste: Don't put hazardous waste in a normal refuse bin.
• chemical: Top ten tips on reducing exposure to hazardous chemicals Buy organic produce whenever possible.
• cargo: Also an approved warehouse for hazardous cargoes is available.
• consent: Particulars must be given of the relevant hazardous substances consent.
• drinker: These coincidental hazardous drinkers represent the ' potential ' or future burden of alcohol misuse on hospital services.

Modifying Another Word

• potentially: You should not go into a potentially hazardous work place without the required protective clothing.
• inherently: However, the same technology applied to agriculture is facing resistance by some people who think it might be inherently hazardous.
• environmentally: Does not contain any enzymes, bacteria or microorganisms which may be considered environmentally hazardous.
• extremely: Yet, trade between them was an extremely hazardous affair.
• particularly: I had a far greater problem with the actual pavements, the slabs around St Pauls Square are particularly hazardous.
• especially: The existing protection provided for people engaged in especially hazardous work will be retained.

Infinitive complement

• use: We have had several complaints from pedestrians who are finding it either difficult or hazardous to use some pavements.

Used with adjective complement

• prove: These missions prove hazardous owing to difficult terrain and bad weather.
• consider: Does not contain any enzymes, bacteria or microorganisms which may be considered environmentally hazardous.
• become: There is evidence work is becoming more hazardous for young workers.
• drive: Gritting / Snow Clearance - report online The council will grit primary and secondary roads within the boro when weather conditions make driving hazardous.
• remain: Furthermore nuclear energy is a major source of pollution through environmental waste, which will remain hazardous for years to come.

Preposition: than

• smoke: It is also less hazardous than the second-hand smoke that the infant would be exposed to if the mother continued to smoke.