Word: hazarding
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Infiltration. In Hazard, Ky., police ended an eight-year search for Elhanon Napier, charged with horse stealing, when they found him employed as a cook at the city jail...
...hospital, the patient's chances of a good recovery drop swiftly, to only one in ten after seven years. So, Dr. Freeman, who once said of prospective patients: "I won't touch them unless they are faced with disability or suicide," believes now that the hazard of delay is greater than the hazard of performing the operation promptly...
Sullivan termed the parking situation around the Houses "a real hazard," and said that the University Police "have not been cooperative" in helping to solve the problem...
...Inchon, had hoped for peace by Christmas]. His reasons were purely military: "With our largely unopposed air forces, with their atomic potential, capable of destroying at will bases of attack and lines of supply north as well as south of the Yalu River, no Chinese military commander would dare hazard the commitment of large forces upon the Korean peninsula...
...threaten the Soviet's present hold upon Asia. A warning of action of this sort provides the leverage to induce the Soviet to bring the Korean struggle to an end without further bloodshed. It would dread risking the eventuality of a Red China debacle, and such a hazard might well settle the Korean war and all other pending global issues on equitable terms...