Sentence examples for hazard of getting from inspiring English sources

So does the incessant shrieking, an occupational hazard of getting several thousand overexcited converts (male, female, straight, not, all hues) together under a high ceiling.

Let λCC t) denote the hazard of getting a new diagnosis of cancer (at age t) in someone who has had cancer previously.

Still, no tourist wants to be a victim, and that is what prompted the State Department last month to update its travel alert for Mexico, to warn visitors of the hazards of getting caught up in the drug war.

But they're also looking for ways to harness the "tanning pathway" that might give fair-skinned people the protective benefits of having a tan without going through the hazards of getting one.

In tracking the hazards and dynamics of "getting up" (as graffiti painting is known among practitioners), the current wave of films portray subjects haunted by their compulsions.

Even now Cubans risk the hazards around Guantanamo Base in hopes of getting in and then out to the United States.

Secondly, a program of 108 surveys among fish sellers of Galicia (NW Spain) were carried out with the main objective of getting information about hazard recognition, fish product management practices, quality self-controls and corrective and preventive measures in use.

For them, the acute hazards of even getting to work overshadowed the chronic dangers they were exposed to once they arrived.

The police say prostitutes on Long Island consider the prospect of getting arrested an acceptable and temporary hazard of the job.

"The logistics of getting a tank large enough with that much alcohol is a fire hazard.

Stress is often seen as a life-shortening factor though perhaps the effects are not as lethal as some people think, or else the Japanese, who are famous for working long hours, would not have the highest life expectancy in the world.Another hazard of affluence is getting fat.