Sentence examples for further hazards from inspiring English sources

The students designed applied ultrasound sensors to a baby buggy, and developed a smartphone app to identify further hazards.

More than one million people are exposed to hunger and disease and, with the rain and hurricane seasons approaching, are vulnerable to further hazards.

Westminster said: "Where do you put the snow?" The only place would be to pile it up on the pavement, creating further hazards.

The aggressive use of salt water to cool the reactor and its storage pool for spent fuel may mean that more of these highly radioactive corrosion materials will be dislodged and contaminate the area in the days to come, posing further hazards to repair workers, Mr. Friedlander added.

If government support is not in-line with the community's needs, this could be a catalyst for further hazards.

After 36 hours on the island the refugees are allowed to take a ferry to the mainland, but there they face many further hazards.

There is a further hazard.

Finally, an integrated hazard log can be derived for further hazard analysis and safety-guided design.

A further hazard is the length of time it takes for them to cool after use; the researchers say that straighteners can cause burns up to 15 minutes after being turned off.

A further hazard in both small and large ventricular septal defects is the increased risk of bacterial endocarditis (inflammation of the heart lining as a result of bacterial infection).

These magnificent dogs were often immortalised in sculpture, but few examples remain - marble sculptures were burnt in the Middle Ages to provide lime for concrete and any that escaped faced a further hazard, of being cut up to provide replacement parts for damaged statuary.