Far from being a hazard, this kind of systematic error is an opportunity for value investors.
In one view, she might seem like a classic case of moral hazard — the kind of person many Americans are loath to help.
You might even stretch it further, in a literary rather than empirical mode, and hazard that this kind of parochialism runs particularly strong in New York Jewish culture.
There is no moral hazard of any kind!
It's either just the nature of my affliction or an occupational hazard in this kind of work.
Several uniformed policemen arrived and set up red-and-white-striped hazard tape – the kind used to outline crime scenes – and pretended that they knew what they were doing.
But others see hazards of another kind.
(Hazards of this kind are endemic to humorists who mistrust the march of science. Cf. the English wit J. B. Morton, who convulsed his readers in the nineteen-thirties by predicting the advent of an electric toothbrush).
The steadily increasing number of space objects poses a considerable hazard to all kinds of spacecraft.
Hazards of this kind include pesticides and chemical fertilizes spread over crop fields.
