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Meanings of hazardous undertaking in English

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Usage of hazardous undertaking in English
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Certainly this torpedo attack was still a hazardous undertaking, under existing conditions.
The Coming Conquest of England
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It was a hazardous undertaking, and required a bold heart to undertake it.
Stories Of Georgia
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Two ways were open to them of setting about this difficult and hazardous undertaking.
The Dock and the Scaffold / The Manchester Tragedy and the Cruis...
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Horatio was a born leader, who never even in childhood shrank from a hazardous undertaking.
Eclectic School Readings: Stories from Life
5
Showing foreign media the evils of US bombardment is a hazardous undertaking that sometimes backfires.
The Irish Times
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And a hazardous undertaking it turns out to be.
The Irish Times
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It takes only one punch, however, to remind them why it is such a hazardous undertaking.
The Guardian
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But that being a high and hazardous undertaking, I could wish that fewer would attempt it.
Essays of Michel de Montaigne — Volume 09
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It was, therefore, though not an unusual feat for the experienced seal hunter, a hazardous undertaking.
Bobby of the Labrador
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But, seriously, Clarke, this proposed trip is a hazardous undertaking, and if you would rather stay-
Betty Zane
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He attempted to prove that in a hazardous undertaking of this sort his assistance would be invaluable.
Rainbow's End
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Casting anchor, we waded ashore to rest up for a day before continuing the outward hazardous undertaking.
The Smoky God; Or, A Voyage to the Inner World
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Your work at Gnaddenhutten must be among these hostile tribes, and it is surely a hazardous undertaking.
The Spirit of the Border: A Romance of the Early Settlers in the...
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Once determined upon this I set to work, perfecting each detail which might aid in the hazardous undertaking.
Prisoners of Chance / The Story of What Befell Geoffrey Benteen,...
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Night had brought him no relief of mind, but it promised to shield him in a hazardous undertaking.
Old Indian Days
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He had waited for that, and quietly he prepared for the hazardous undertaking he had set for himself.
The Golden Snare
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