Sentence examples for confront hazards from inspiring English sources

Strong social cohesion was central to the ability to organize the community and confront hazards.

Brown wrote that there's no "real evidence that these officers confront hazards that gave rise to these presumptions".

Clifford writes with grace and poise about confronting natural hazards.

A trapdoor spider confronts many hazards — drought; heat; predation by birds, frogs, lizards, and scorpions; quails scratching in the leaf litter; echidnas rummaging in the soil; ornery older spiders and cannibalistic young ones.

His plots unfold much as life does, taking unexpected turns that force the author to confront destiny's hazards.

Thirty-one SurGeneralneral's Reports on smoking later, cigarette smoking is far from eradicated; yet smokers, who once felt glamorous, are now forced to confront the health hazards of their habit.

Buenos Aires׳ informal recyclers (cartoneros) confront multiple health hazards in their work.

One of the economic hazards we confront is that the 535 public servants sitting in our legislature will enact more laws.

Older drivers exhibited greater speed reduction in response to dynamic hazards; whereas, young driver maintained higher speed, as compared to normal driving, when confronted with static hazards.

The most frequent activities associated with injury vary by department, including exercise, patient transport, fireground operations and training (Poplin et al., 2012; Burgess et al., 2014), supporting the need for an injury prevention approach that allows each department to prioritize the hazards confronted.

Somehow the pro-health forces always seem to be confronted with new hazards coming on fast.