Sentence examples similar to deemed a hazard from inspiring English sources

Although aerial application in remote areas is not considered a direct threat to human health the smoke from wildfires is deemed a greater hazard —it does carry the risk of inadvertent contamination of waterways and traditional food sources.

Someone said it had been deemed a fire hazard.

Badly pulled, the shot finished way left of its intended target in ground deemed a water hazard.

The city bought the property from his widow, and demolished what was left when it was deemed a safety hazard.

Though Lees Pond Dam was not deemed a significant hazard, Mr. Foot knew that the Army Corps of Engineers' report shouldn't be ignored.

The woman said some of her neighbors were trying to sell their apartments and were worried that a balcony deemed a safety hazard would not be attractive to potential buyers.

Despite very few of the councillors actually visiting the park, it was deemed a safety hazard.

Exposure to silica sand was deemed a workplace hazard by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration OSHAA) in a June 2012 report. .

In some instances he was caught on security cameras consuming gas and then "doing a little jig while high on the fumes". Taylor reportedly tried to get help for his running-on-empty addiction, but was kicked out of meetings after showing up smelling of gas and being deemed a fire hazard, according to the Mirror.

The mosquito landing catch protocol for Belize was deemed an occupational hazard by Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences (USUHS) at the time of collections (2006) and appropriate precautions were undertaken.

[ 26] While use of lead paint in toys does appear to pose a hazard, this was deemed a lower risk for exposure across the population of children, and regulation and legislation that banned lead in toys were not considered model policies for prevention.