Sentence examples for a grave hazard from inspiring English sources

Broadcasters raised concerns that the towers would interfere with television reception, while the bird lobby even protested that the buildings posed a grave hazard to migrating fowl.

Apparently, energy deficiency per se that occurs following an inhibition of respiratory chain is not recognized as a grave hazard.

Spotting a grave hazard, but giving up trying to have the problem fixed by the proper officials does not negate personal responsibility.

For the Israelis, occupation has been, as Gorenberg describes, a grave security hazard and source of moral corrosion.

The U.S. Department of Energy announced the permanent closing of the Hanford site (except for one massive concrete chemical plant, PUREX) in 1988, but not before such by-products as uranium isotopes, toxic solvents, plutonium-contaminated equipment, and heavy metals had been buried in some 177 underground tanks or stored aboveground, posing a grave environmental hazard.

Cd+2 gains access to food chain readily and causes a grave health hazard (Mohapatra and Anand 2007).

Nowadays, creation of a new class of alternative antimicrobial agents may be one of the promising applications for metal nanoparticles [ 5– 7] because of the increasing of antibiotic resistance in microorganisms [ 8, 9] presenting grave hazard for public healthcare [ 10].

Details of factories used by the brands, including Primark and H&M, will be collected by next Monday and an initial inspection programme to identify grave hazards and the need for urgent repairs completed in nine months.

One engineer wrote an e-mail message that warned of "potentially grave hazards" and described NASA's failure to seek photographs of the foam-strike area as "bordering on irresponsible," but he backed away from sending it.

That, he said, "could present potentially grave hazards".

Illegal methamphetamine laboratories by the hundreds have moved into rural areas of Missouri and Illinois, turning commonly used farm chemicals into grave hazards and making quiet neighborhoods and towns dangerous places to live.