Sentence examples for hazard leading from inspiring English sources

Sudden gusts of wind, including Montpellier also became a hazard, leading to multiple crashes.

Clearly losing his composure, Johnson then double-bogeyed the third when his drive over the towering cypress trees guarding the left side flew into the hazard, leading to a frenzied and fruitless search for his golf ball.

In the previous section, we presented evidence that infertility treatment mandates induced ex-ante moral hazard leading women to delay motherhood.

It is a decade since the country last qualified for the World Cup or the European Championships, but expectations are high with players such as Arsenal's Thomas Vermaelen, Manchester City's Vincent Kompany, Everton's Marouane Fellaini and Hazard leading the way.

The fears of moral hazard leading to over-consumption and over-servicing, as well as eventual financial unsustainability are the main reasons why the government is unprepared to embrace UHC in the spirit of other developed countries.

The kind of investments that once built the country are seen as moral hazards leading weak parents to make bad choices, and undermining the imperative to, in Fass's terms, "liberate generations from each other".

It is a straight diagonal for constant hazards leading to an exponential model.

It is convex for decreasing hazards and concave for increasing hazards leading to a single-Weibull model.

Unfortunately, in contrast to common belief, milk adulterants can pose serious health hazards leading to fatal diseases.

The unique properties of engineered nanomaterials may be accompanied by undesired health hazards, leading to a concurrent interest in the safety of nanotechnology related work, application and disposal environment.

These traditional methods create serious health and environmental hazards, leading to renewed efforts to bring cleaner, more efficient stoves to people around the world but particularly in Africa and Southeast Asia where poverty is highest.