hazardously

If caffeine were a controlled substance, people would buy it more often in the (hazardously potent) powdered form.

As it is, it appears half hazardously placed and not thought about or deliberate.

On top of that, they were handled not only somewhat negligently, but outright hazardously.

Monitors sold on the market are hazardously low, I always need an arm or several books stacked to pad them.

I've read many and not to throw sand but I'd venture to say the ones I read are hazardously incorrect.

If asbestos consumer products were being used hazardously or disposed of improperly, it could go unnoticed for a long time and linger in the environment.

In a kayak if the waters too turbulent (frothy or foamy) you can lose buoyancy pretty hazardously and capsize really easily with poor chances of unaided recovery.

Sending unsolicited marketing to people is always hazardously.

That's an example of hazardously bad programming practices.

Its all good and all and hazardously I say the word 'top'.

In another they found a false wall had been installed in a factory to conceal hazardously stored chemicals and, again if memory serves, immediately terminated the supplier's contract.

Unfortunately, using identical connectors for incompatible protocols — often hazardously incompatible (to equipment) protocols — is an equally time-tested industry tradition, and not only in more cost-conscious market segments.

How is 50mph "hazardously slow" when speed limits on these sorts of roads are around 55mph?

Thank you for the suggestion but I'm not looking "half-hazardously".

I'd be careful about finding a "co-founder" half-hazardously.

Molten salt storage can store a lot of energy, but you're at "very hazardously hot" temperatures with "stuff that's mind-bogglingly corrosive when hazardously hot." It's not the sort of thing most people would want to mess with at home.