Sentence examples for hazard by from inspiring English sources

MORAL HAZARD, by Kate Jennings.

The agency's director, Joan Heybruck, also said the sculpture posed a safety hazard by distracting drivers.

Won't a federal insurance program simply create a "moral hazard" by making civic bankruptcy more attractive?

"It would surely increase moral hazard by curtailing the consequences of a bank failure".

Typically, city officials say that the twirlers not only pose a traffic hazard by distracting drivers, but also create blight.

How has the Fed and Treasury fought moral hazard by taking money from shareholders but allowing this indemnification to exist?

She was instructed to assist Eden Hazard by the referee, Michael Oliver, bound by the Hippocratic Oath.

Inside the resort itself, ski patrols all but eliminate the avalanche hazard by compacting the snow or using explosives.

A safety net for pensions can create moral hazard by encouraging fund managers to take excessive risks.

Some more hawkish ECB officials worry that QE will lead to moral hazard by weakening governments' commitment to austerity and structural reforms.

Only recently, one of McGregor's more earnestly conceptual programme notes was dismissed as a "dance health hazard" by Financial Times critic Clement Crisp.