Word: hazarding
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...storage of gasoline in living quarters, entirely apart from being wholly illegal, presents such a hazard to the lives of all persons living in a building that it cannot be tolerated for an instant...
Injury. In Bridgeton, N.J., Saleswoman Bessie Swank fell victim to an occupational hazard. She was hospitalized for a back injury sustained when she tried to get a large customer into a girdle...
...although north of the Army's bases in Newfoundland, are better off for all-year flying than those in Newfoundland. Reason: Newfoundland's persistent, plaguing fogs, which have often interrupted but never halted bomber deliveries to Britain. Even Greenland's vast, inland icecap is not the hazard which most people suppose it to be. Says the U.S. Army Air Corps Arctic Manual (published in 1940): ". . . Greenland is practically one continuous and nearly perfect landing field for planes equipped with skis. Most of the inland ice is good for wheels, too. . . ." Greenland's chief obstacle...
...John B. Hazard, of Wellesley, Mass., as Assistant in Pathology; M.D. Harvard...
...this record Morgan Stanley hurdled the worst possible underwriting hazard: a sorry stockmarket. Same day as the American Tobacco offering, the Dow Jones Industrial average slumped to an eight-year...