Sentence examples for atmosphere risk from inspiring English sources

Yet, Lowe's calls for Radio 3 and 4 to be played in college grounds to create the right "middle-class atmosphere" risk isolating any potential working- class students.

Humans who inhale that level of chlorine in the atmosphere risk contracting toxic pneumonitis or acute pulmonary edema, which can develop into respiratory disease, according to the NCBI.

In such an atmosphere, the risk is that any incident or accident may escalate.

The disadvantages of this treatment can be clearly seen: direct landfilling of MSW has been known to create lasting detrimental impacts to the environment (emissions to the atmosphere, hydrosphere, risk in landfill stability, and scarcity of land).

Only within monopolistic or quasi-monopolistic structures could the right atmosphere of risk-taking prevail.The concomitant of this is that big, monopolistic corporations will come to dominate economic life.

Leaking oil and gas wells have been recognized as a potential mechanism of subsurface migration of methane and heavier n-alkanes and other non-methane VOCs into groundwater and the atmosphere, contributing risks to drinking water and air quality (Bourgoyne et al. 2000; Brufatto et al. 2003; Chilingar and Endres 2005; Watson and Bachu 2009).

The Swedish prime minister recently said: "A male atmosphere creates more risk and a greater risk of corruption".

The decision to ground flights was based on the view that any level of ash in the atmosphere posed some risk to aircraft, and that no matter how slight that risk might be, the government's job was, as Gordon Brown put it, "to make sure that safety was paramount".

NASA planned to direct Galileo to burn up in Jupiter's atmosphere rather than risk the chance of its crashing on and contaminating Europa when the spacecraft's fuel ran out.

All of these factors affect the radiation dose as a function of depth and latitude in the Earth's atmosphere and the risk to astronauts and equipment in space.

This perspective is, to my mind, welcome in the current atmosphere, where the risk of making inappropriate causal inferences carries potentially high costs to children, their teachers, and their schools.