Sentence examples for enormous hazards from inspiring English sources

The financial crisis has made the recession worse, and poses enormous hazards and challenges of its own.

There are also slurry impoundments, or massive dams that are created to hold the toxic waste after coal is cleaned, which leak into groundwater and pose enormous hazards when they fail.

"They are all enormous potential hazards," he said.

Russell Moody, president of American Acoustical Products, in Holliston, Mass., which sells sound-reducing foam insulation, said using the urethane type of insulation would be an enormous fire hazard.

It is also true that many of the bold moves the Federal Reserve and the Treasury made to stem the financial crisis created enormous moral hazard.

The failure of a subsea production plant could induce fatal hazards and enormous loss to human lives, environments, and properties.

We live in a world where droughts are epidemic; battles are waged over water rights; and water use and pollution are enormous fiscal drains and environmental hazards.

In 1968, the economist Mark Pauly argued that moral hazard played an enormous role in medicine, and, as John Nyman writes in his book "The Theory of the Demand for Health Insurance," Pauly's paper has become the "single most influential article in the health economics literature".

Ship grounding is a hazard which requires enormous caution when occurs.

The tens of thousands of articles on copper, lead, cadmium, and other prominent environmental hazards testify to the enormous investments in studying, reporting, and publishing on these popular substances.

In addition, seasonal influenza infections represent a major health hazard causing deaths and enormous losses of work force every year [ 2].