For example, in the mountainous area of the highlands of EHP, poor road conditions are a frequent hazard along with unpredictability of civil unrest amongst neighbouring tribes.
Their tendency to spread via aerial dispersal has thus been thought to be limited by the costs of encountering water, which is a frequent hazard in the landscape.
This is a frequent hazard: new customers are always needed to replace the 80% of losing punters who – amazingly – tire of funding the owners.
This trend holds regardless of if the statement refers to a frequent hazard (flooding) or a rare hazard (lahars).
Drought was considered by the respondents as one of the most frequent hazards in Turkana, in addition to other hazards such as conflicts, disease outbreaks and flooding.
Low frequent hazards with small impacts are often invisible at national level from an evaluation point of view and limited possibilities exist to compile publicly available data on losses and management in the aftermath.
Mice live at most a year in the wild because owls, cats and freezing to death are such frequent hazards.
These geomagnetically induced currents (GIC) are mostly studied in transmission lines at high-latitude due to their frequent hazards.
Floods are the most reoccurring, widespread, disastrous and frequent natural hazards of the world (Aloysius 2012).
"It does happen a lot, but I think yesterday's was a little bit scarier because it was benzene and they sounded the alarms for a long time and people were freaking out a bit more than a usual spill," Vanessa Gray told VICE News of the frequent industrial hazard alerts her community experiences.
