Sentence examples for dangerous hazards from inspiring English sources

Safety techniques are intended to control and limit highly dangerous hazards and explosive sources in order to prevent accidental explosions.

The group of five children, all aged under 12, were told to leave the water and warned by the fire service that flood water can hide dangerous hazards.

For anyone who doesn't understand personal finance basics, the road ahead is pocked with dangerous hazards.

Marine pollution, destruction of critical habitats, entanglements in fishing gear, collisions with high-speed ships, ocean noise pollution, and global warming remain dangerous hazards.

A possible explanation could be a wider gap between children's motor skills and their understanding of dangerous hazards as they developed from 24 to 47 months.

All these efforts should be made in conjunction with whole of government strategies that focus on improving the quality control process of vehicle registration and driver licensing to ensure the vehicles used meet the quality standards and to prevent unsafe use of vehicles, as well as maintenance of roads and correction of dangerous hazards.

Of particular concern is that complaints about serious and potentially life-threatening hazards, including dangerous gas and electricity connections, have risen by 25% over the past two years.

Shelter said 62% of complaints in the last year related to "serious and life-threatening hazards", such as dangerous gas and electrics and severe damp.

"This is certainly the most dangerous hazard" for paintballers, said Scott J. Wolfson, a spokesman for the Consumer Product Safety Commission.

When cruising along Namibia's long and empty roads, unsuspecting drivers face a no less dangerous hazard: sleeping donkeys.

Pyroclastic density currents (PDCs) are the most dangerous hazard associated with explosive volcanic eruptions.