Sentence examples for common hazards from inspiring English sources

Air embolism is one of the most common hazards of underwater diving while breathing compressed air.

Still, the play is obscure Williams, and Ms. Moller Kareman avoids the common hazards of staging such esoterica.

Mudflows, or lahars, are common hazards associated with stratovolcanoes and can happen even without an eruption.

One of the most common hazards for business travelers of going on the road is the road itself.

Common hazards may include poorly lighted roads, unlicensed drivers, little enforcement of drunken-driving or trucker safety rules and overcrowded buses.

The most common hazards relate to damp and mould, excess cold, overcrowding, fire, lack of adequate heating, leaks, inadequate security, and risk of falling (for example on stairs).

That is a common hazard in property markets everywhere.

The consensus here was that the food was at best average, but that is a common hazard of ordering out.

Clearly, there was a breakdown in communication, a common hazard in relationships that are on the rocks.

It's not unusual for subjects of nonfiction to feel a writer has misrepresented them in some way; in fact, it's a common hazard of journalistic work.

Such miscommunications are a common hazard inside the Cannes Palais, where the delegates speak in a variety of tongues and commune constantly with unseen colleagues.