Sentence examples for daily hazard from inspiring English sources

Random identity checks and detentions have become a daily hazard.

Her novel I'll Be Right There, published here for the first time this month in a translation by Sora Kim-Russell, draws on Shin's student days in Seoul in the 1980s, when the rasp of tear gas was a daily hazard during more than a decade of pro-democracy protests.

After controlling for the effect of parity, breed, body weight at calving, and calving-to-planned start of mating interval, the daily hazard of conception for cows identified as lame was 0.78 (95% confidence interval: 0.68 0.86) compared with non-lame cows.

Vomiting or retching is a daily hazard for the majority, sometimes before a test has even confirmed the pregnancy.

In contrast, the duration of catheterization does not influence the daily hazard rate of DC tip colonization among patients starting with intermittent hemodialysis [12].

Figure 2 Kaplan-Meier daily hazard rates, by age of youngest child on 30 June 2006, by payment type, before and after activation.

Everyone agreed that the current regulations are archaic and fail to address the daily hazards faced by construction workers.

We can start with the groups we know to be at risk not just of natural disasters but of the daily hazards of being marginalized in America.

Mr. Hoffman, for reasons never entirely clear to himself or his friends, wanted to share these daily hazards of the world's poor.

In 1980, Hibbard and his fellow actors in a 7 84 production of One Big Blow, John Burrows's play about the daily hazards endured by miners and the escape they found by playing in colliery brass bands, mimicked the sounds of the instruments because they could not afford to hire musicians.

Confusion and distrust of law enforcement personnel by civilians and the daily hazards and general stresses faced by law enforcement personnel while on the job exacerbate the probability of physical or lethal force.