Sentence examples for considerable hazard of from inspiring English sources

A survey of holiday advertisements suggests that a considerable hazard of sunstroke and sunburn is the popular notion of salubrity.

Splichal enumerates the considerable hazards of high heels: arthritis of the big-toe joint; hammertoes; bunions; the dread plantar fasciitis, a stabbing pain in the arch or the heel.

The steadily increasing number of space objects poses a considerable hazard to all kinds of spacecraft.

Other recent work indicates that the Seattle Fault can generate two types of earthquakes; both pose "considerable hazard" to the Seattle metropolitan region.

The Earth's trapped radiation belts were discovered at the beginning of the space age and were immediately recognised as a considerable hazard to space missions.

Building sites near forested areas (and particularly older buildings in need of restoration) are likely infested by bank voles and pose considerable hazards to humans who work there.

Mingulay is now part of the small archipelago known as the Bishop or Barra Isles which are "composed of a cluster of islands surrounded by a boisterous sea, making the passage of one island to another a matter of very considerable hazard" and which form the southern end of the larger Outer Hebrides group.

Grignard reactions comprise considerable hazard potentials due to the spontaneous heat release during the initiation of the exothermic reactions and the high reactivity of the Grignard compounds.

The Sportscotland Avalanche Information Service (SAIS) had issued forecasts for Thursday warning of a period of avalanche activity overnight in the Cairngorms and a considerable hazard throughout the day.

The concept of tumour heterogeneity, as well as the belief that 'only a small fraction of the tumour cells have the power of proliferation, or that every cell with such power is subjected to considerable hazards in the process of being transplanted' (Hewitt, 1953), has been known for many decades.

While the role of the troops is nominally limited to safeguarding the returning Hutu politicians, in a country as volatile as Burundi, the South African soldiers face considerable hazards.