Sentence examples for dangerous zoning from inspiring English sources

They warn about dangerous zoning precedents and increased traffic and argue that the project's scale is too big for this tiny riverfront village.

Dangerous traffic patterns that are the result of poor planning and zoning aren't a joke, Ms. Santasieri.

"It is spot zoning and a dangerous precedent," said Jeannie Plumb of Chatsworth, a member of the association, which filed the lawsuit Friday in Los Angeles Superior Court.

A change in zoning would set "a dangerous precedent," said Gloria Slotnikof.

"While Westerners are getting more educated about fire, there is still a kind of dangerous independence, one that resists all zoning and regulation, that exists among people who live in the fire zone," said Pat Williams, a former Montana congressman.

I have visited too many homes where people were zoned to build on dangerous land, only to see their properties begin sliding downhill.

Errani was runner-up at the French Open last year and should be considered a favorite, but a zoning Lisicki can be a dangerous prospect — just ask then-No. 1 Maria Sharapova, whom Lisicki beat in straight sets at Wimbledon 2012.

Driver drowsiness does not necessarily mean falling asleep behind the wheel (though this is highly dangerous), it can also refer to a driver zoning out for just a moment or two -- enough time to cause a serious accident.

Fire officials are pressing for stricter zoning rules to keep residences farther away from dangerous industrial sites.

"It would set a very dangerous precedent and take the rightful authority away from local zoning authorities".

"While you're zoning out on your commute home, Homeland Security investigators are closing in on a dangerous child predator," he said in an April speech.