Sentence examples for enduring hazard from inspiring English sources
Another activist in the area who gave only the name Alaa said cluster bombs had been dropped onto the area and some had not exploded, creating an enduring hazard in the groves.
Wright contends that fracking in Texas despoils communities and creates enduring environmental hazards, but he doesn't give a balanced view of its net effects.
It has created enormous wealth for some, and the flood of natural gas has lowered energy costs for many, but it has also despoiled communities and created enduring environmental hazards.
Life in a camp While children living elsewhere in Pakistan's flood-affected regions do not face such hazards, they are still enduring great hardship, especially in Sindh Province in the south, which was severely affected by the deluge.
In Fosse's last four movies — "Cabaret" (1972), "Lenny" (1974), "All That Jazz" (1979), and "Star 80" (1983) — we have what is perhaps America's most powerful and enduring indictment of show business and the hazards of the flesh.
Some of it is clearly bad luck; bumps and bruises and the odd broken bone have long been occupational hazards to be balanced against rugby union's enduring gladiatorial appeal.
He thought about enduring.
Why the enduring acclaim?
These attitudes are enduring.
