Sentence examples for concealed danger from inspiring English sources

The need for a criminal inquiry into the Crandall Canyon mine disaster is shockingly clear now that investigators have detailed how greedy mine operators concealed danger warnings and literally chiseled underground pillar supports to the breaking point.

Page A24 GREED ABOVE, DEATH BELOW The need for a criminal inquiry into the Crandall Canyon mine disaster is shockingly clear now that investigators have detailed how greedy mine operators concealed danger warnings and literally chiseled underground pillar supports to the breaking point.

Millennia ago, that tendency probably helped us avoid concealed danger, such as lions crouched in the grass or venomous snakes concealed in the bush.

This policy conceals dangers.

The complaint says KBR, which is based in Houston, knew at least as early as May 2003 that the plant was contaminated with sodium dichromate, a known carcinogen, but concealed the danger from civilian workers and 139 soldiers from the Indiana Guard's First Battalion, 152nd Infantry.

Judge Kessler ruled in that case in 2006 that the nation's largest cigarette makers had concealed the dangers of smoking for decades, and said she wanted the industry to pay for "corrective statements" in various types of ads.

Politicians and the press have pilloried Servier, charging that it concealed the dangers of Mediator for decades and insisting that the company has a wider history of disregarding health concerns about its products.

A judge in Arkansas ordered Johnson & Johnson and a subsidiary to pay more than $1.2 billion in fines on Wednesday, a day after a jury found that the companies had minimized or concealed the dangers associated with an antipsychotic drug.

Mr. Boeken, a lifelong smoker with lung cancer, said in his suit that he was the victim of a tobacco industry campaign that portrayed smoking as "cool" but concealed its dangers.

But doesn't her beauty contain the danger concealed at the core of all extreme things, the danger of provoking irritation or resentment?

The most recent global financial crisis showed that increasing the reward for risk can create temptations to conceal its dangers or offload it onto others.