Sentence examples for hazard much from inspiring English sources

Cole repeatedly sold the merits of Stamford Bridge to Hazard, much to the appreciation of the Chelsea hierarchy.

Admittedly, a first novel lets the writer learn her trade, and a reader shouldn't use it to hazard much in the way of prediction.

What we need to do is to have systems of rewards, which make moral hazard much less of a problem.

"A lot of people at Tahoe don't even realize they have an earthquake hazard," much less the potential for high waves lasting for hours, he says.

Second, the creation of such a fund would create a "moral hazard" much like the IMF already does with its now expanded ability to provide economic assistance to countries facing exchange rate or debt crises.

The lush greens of the links there attract kangaroos by the hundreds, creating hazards much more complicated than the occasional sand trap.

Russia, meanwhile, suggested that the Ukrainians were not decent stewards of the weapons: they didn't know how to take care of them, and they would deteriorate and turn into public hazards — "much worse than Chernobyl," the Russian Foreign Minister said at the time.

While there are reports that agencies such as NOAA and the USGS are still issuing alerts about weather and natural hazards, much of the scientific research into how to prevent these kinds of disasters has stalled," said Christine McEntee, executive director of the American Geophysical Union.

And, once it's in use, the database will also help the CPSC identify trends in product hazards much more quickly and efficiently.

They will certainly not afford Hazard as much time on the ball.

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