Sentence examples for dangerous odors from inspiring English sources

A sensor that detects dangerous odors better than the human nose may be able to "smell" dangerous air pollutants, soil contaminants, insecticides, food pathogens, biological warfare neurotoxins, and body odors associated with illness and disease.

This allows unpleasant and potentially dangerous odors or fumes to safely leave your plumbing system, escaping harmlessly into the air outside.

A dangerous odor sent the helpful message: run for your life.

However, many manufacturing jobs remain dirty and dangerous, often involving extremes of heat and cold, odors, and unappealing workplaces.

It is never advisable to operate the sys tem continuously in the "high" position since it could prevent early detection of po tentially dangerous "warn ing" odors.

Watch for dangerous fumes, strong odors and harmful ingredients in products such as laundry detergent, fabric softeners and paint.

In the glass a thick, gelatinous liquid is silently scrubbing away, like little chore girls, in an all-natural method- without fuss or muss, no noxious odors or dangerous fumes.

Animal control officers called it a "difficult case," citing strong and dangerous levels of ammonia-like odors from cat feces and urine, plus a heavy infiltration of fleas.

Cooking odors can be dangerous ("It's more weird stuff, like in some of the countries I travel in it can be, forgive me, but the scent of cooking dog"), as can additives ("MSG will send me over the moon").

In a new study, researchers paired up inexperienced fathead minnows (Pimephales promelas, pictured) with two types of mentors: a minnow raised in an environment free of predators or a minnow raised in a dangerous one simulated by the odors of predatory pike and sturgeon.

Hazardous materials teams determined the odor was not dangerous, authorities said.