Sentence examples for bigger hazards from inspiring English sources

Wind critics like to accuse turbines of whacking innocent birds, but birds have bigger hazards to worry about.

Cohen is a former high school health teacher, and he believes that anorexia and bulimia pose a bigger hazard than overeating does for teenage girls.

"But the accounting department much preferred that he stay on the disabled list".The bigger hazard may be underestimating the chances of pricey athletes getting hurt.

Interest rate risk is the bigger hazard these days.

Also, Young says that an even bigger hazard exists at America's cargo airports for example, the facilities that UPS and Fedex use.

In fact, according to the International Shark Attack File, lightning is a much bigger hazard than sharks.

Over indulgence on holiday cheer may be an even bigger hazard than the serial eating ritual we perform this time of year.

The biggest hazards for the global economy will lurk in debt-ridden Europe, where deflation will be a risk.China sits at the other extreme: GDP growth of 7% will help sustain trading partners in Asia and elsewhere.

"It's not sufficient to say we'll do what we do in the day time at night and just pretend it's all the same, because the evidence is clear that it's not the same and there are big hazards with it," says Kevin Friery, clinical director at Workplace Wellness, a provider of employee assistance programmes.

Water inrush and mud gushing are one of the biggest hazards in tunnel construction.

When this is not possible, for lack of knowledge on the natural event and for technical limitations (related to available time and to size of the phenomenon), landslide dams may represent big hazards.