Sentence examples for be a hazard when from inspiring English sources

This can be a hazard when you're working on a commercial movie script: producers want a showcase for stars, not analysis through imagery.

Although Robb often narrates various sections from the point of view of his characters, inhabiting them and fudging, to a certain extent, the line between traditional history and make-believe, his characters don't sound alike, which can be a hazard when a historian affects the pose of a novelist.

The company continues to be hounded by reports its sandals are a hazard when worn on escalators.

He is also planning to decontaminate the forests with high pressure sprays so the leaves are less of a hazard when they fall in the autumn.

As a tumbleweed it can be a road hazard when blown across roads or into a moving vehicle.

While saltwater may not seem toxic, state environmental officials say it can be a health hazard when ingested in large quantities.

The state considers the additive, MTBE, which was originally intended to reduce air pollution from motor vehicle emissions, to be a health hazard when it enters the water supply.

We have assumed these to be of internal diameter of 5 cm, meaning that they act as waveguides well below their lowest cut-off frequency so do not affect the distribution of electromagnetic field within the cavity, or cause radiative losses which may otherwise be a safety hazard when using very high power microwave sources.

Badly maintained lights can be a safety hazard when used.

Deja vu is an occupational hazard when you're a film critic, and not just every time Hugh Grant puts out a romantic comedy.

Arrest is "an occupational hazard" when you're an environmental activist, Nina says.