Sentence examples for hazard as much from inspiring English sources

"The objective is to minimize the hazard as much as possible," said Mr. Vasami.

There is, after all, not that much that a writer can say in 140 characters: about, indeed, you might hazard, as much as the same writer can say in the 10,000 characters that Twitter is thinking of proposing as a limit to tweets.

In 1998, the Department decided to divert £10 million of the intended levy into primary care, demonstrating that co-habitation with service delivery could be a hazard as much as a blessing for research [ 36].

Yet if this does end up being a turning point in Costa and Chelsea's season, Mourinho will know that Eden Hazard deserves just as much credit.

This suggests that pneumonia on admission prolongs ICU stay; however, as the death hazard is not reduced as much as the discharge hazard is, there will eventually be more patients who are deceased [ 24].

Failure to account for out-of-state emigration biased the incidence proportion by 12% (from 28.3%w to 25.2%w), and the hazard ratio (HR) by as much as 33% for some risk factors.

The Drawing Center sets the right tone at this site, but the main tenant, the International Freedom Center, presents as much hazard as promise.

These orders required the transportation to the depot of "five XS rations [an Extra Summit ration was food for four men for one week], or at all hazards three ... and as much dog food as could be carried, the depot to be laid by 10 January 1912".

Watching the kids cooped up in a big wooden hall, I could only conclude that unnecessary fear of radiation is just as much a hazard as the real thing.

"It was our perspective, as I said, that moral hazard wanted to be protected as much as possible," he added, "and so therefore a lower price was more appropriate and there were lots of terms and conditions".

Hence, it is important to obtain as much geological hazard information as possible in the route area to guide the route planners and engineers by using existing satellite remote sensing data.