Sentence examples for greatest hazard from inspiring English sources

The greatest hazard at potentially active volcanoes is human complacency.

The tiny nymphal form that emerges in spring and early summer presents the greatest hazard to humans.

The greatest hazard of all, losing the self, can occur very quietly in the world, as if it were nothing at all.

The greatest hazard to these theatres was fire, from which Astley suffered particularly: his amphitheatre burned down three times in the first 62 years of its history.

Flooding is the greatest hazard, and these underground mammals have evolved the instinct to head for higher ground whenever their tunnel network is threatened, sometimes deserting low-lying areas en masse.

"The greatest hazard on a motorcycle is the road," said Ron Pohl, the vice president for brand management and member services for Best Western International and an avid rider.

It is the altitude and weather that provide the greatest hazards.

The greatest hazards here are the cattle roaming across the street and the carts drawn by horse and oxen.

The greatest hazards from cosmic rays, however, are faced by astronauts floating above the Earth and, possibly one day, travelling to Mars.

A spokesman at the commission, Scott Wolfson, said that last year it listed the possible tipping of stoves, furniture and other household items as one of the five greatest hazards facing consumers.

I am shocked to learn from studies that the greatest hazards involving detergents have basically to do with our evident inability to use the right amount of them.