Sentence examples for dangerous components from inspiring English sources

In a document released this week, African countries that adopted an international convention on hazardous waste called for uniform action to end the import of discarded electronic goods containing dangerous components.

That led me to the realisation, by looking at the data, that between population growth and China gobbling up the world that the world had changed – and dangerously so – and hidden under that that oil and food were the two most dangerous components and within that [the availability of] phosphorous was perhaps the most dangerous long-term issue of all.

Dismantling centers developed internal non-standardized procedures to remove dangerous components and to minimize disassembly costs.

These acids are very dangerous components for the safety of crude oil transportation and they present challenges for piping systems.

Including hazardous and dangerous components in the CBA only if their concentrations result in the product being classified as hazardous or dangerous can lead to underestimation of product toxicity (as illustrated by the case of product 6) and thereby possibly result in underprotective decisions.

But we were looking past the fact that these cities weren't getting any cleaner in terms of particulate matter and nitrogen oxides -- dangerous components of air pollution, which cause thousands of cases of mortality, cardiovascular disease, and respiratory ailments such as asthma.

And as we all know, the most dangerous component in any car is the nut behind the wheel.

Despite success in capturing key leaders of Al Qaeda in recent months, he said, "They are still a very dangerous component and adversary".

The most dangerous component of that mix is Al Qaeda's affiliate in North Africa, known as Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb, the officials said.

Closing some of the 500 military bases and 17 training centers would mean sending tens of thousands of young soldiers into the ranks of the unemployed, adding a dangerous component to social unrest, according to Sipri, a Swedish research institute.

Yet, one of the key features of the darknet – the anonymity – is largely highlighted as its most dangerous component, with the "what have you got to hide?" card being thrown into most debates about encryption systems such as Tor, despite the dangers posed by the absolute lack of anonymity forced on internet users by sites that harvest their data.