Sentence examples for a new hazard from inspiring English sources

As emergency services in New York scrambled across Manhattan, debris from the wounded towers created a new hazard.

"It's a new hazard for us, to a much greater degree than we had in the past".

United States Representative Robert R. Simmons of Stonington, a supporter of the fishermen, said they face a new hazard.

Some of the lobstermen along the coast are complaining about a new hazard in their business — skin divers.

There are already STDs and contraception to worry about, but it seems this week a new hazard has been added to the already perilous world of sexual relationships – your partner might just be an undercover police officer.

PEDESTRIANS in Paris are used to dodging déjections canines (dog-poop), but these days a new hazard is blocking the French capital's pavements: smokers fleeing the country's new anti-tobacco law.

Applying Rasmussen's model of human error to a powerful new hazard analysis technique allows human behavior to be included in engineering hazard analysis.

While probabilistic hazard analyses offer many advantages for decision-making, displaying the statistical results of these analyses on a map presents new hazard communication challenges.

But as the New York City Council considers a new lead hazard prevention law this fall, some experts say that the answer of the past -- find every last chip of lead paint and remove it -- may no longer be enough.

The comments from the handful of Democrats posed a new potential hazard for the White House and gave Republicans a chance to portray their efforts to derail the healthcare program as bipartisan.

Science like that might justify the headline ''A New Cigarette Hazard'' that The New York Times slapped on its rewrite of Winickoff's press release.