Sentence examples for built-in hazard from inspiring English sources

Such feyness is a built-in hazard, I guess, of the sentimental picaresque.

If a test has a built-in hazard, not having to repeat it enhances patient safety.

As for a company's withdrawing its support from a controversial program, that is a built-in hazard of the way public broadcasting is financed.

The combination of detailed maps and the rover's own built-in hazard avoidance features mean the Nasa drivers are confident that it will not fall over a cliff or get grounded on a boulder.

Dr. Aber is the first to admit that there are built-in hazards to drawing sweeping conclusions about the data.

Yet small books on big things can also have their built-in hazards, as they run the risks of neglecting nuance and precision and ignoring valuable details.

Long ago, golf writer Bernard Darwin spoke of the wind at Royal Lytham: "If the day is calm and we are hitting fairly straight, the golf seems rather easy than otherwise; and yet we must never allow ourselves to think so too pronouncedly or we shall straightaway find it becoming unpleasantly difficult". Then there are the built-in hazards, particularly the sandy bunkers.

But it is plausible that more assets have been built in hazard-prone areas of these provinces over the past years and this explains the high exposure in these areas.

Once it's started moving, Curiosity also has the ability to think for itself using data from its hazard avoidance cameras and built-in safely protocols.

The digital street sign and/or banner system can provide emergency evacuation routes Optional built-in sensors can detect rising floodwaters, biological and radiological hazards and relay that information to command centers.

Fabrics with built-in attributes are just the start of a clothing revolution — as are safety hazard warnings.