Sentence examples for hazard of running from inspiring English sources
Breathing difficulties are a hazard of running the Lakers, who produce as many gasps as a great Hollywood drama.
An occupational hazard of running for president is all the handshaking, which exposes candidates to innumerable viruses and bacteria at a time when they're exhausted.
He talked of things "getting out of hand" as if murder was a regrettable but necessary hazard of running an orderly household.
Emails and messages to his cellphone tend to go unanswered for days or weeks at a time - evasiveness, according to his detractors, or arguably simply a hazard of running for miles through isolated desert and jungle.
British politicians, who feel liberated from the Murdoch yoke, may tighten regulation and make it harder to make money from media businesses.The scandal also reveals the hazards of running a company as a family concern.
As a helpful guide to the Games organisers, we have mapped out the hazards of running through some of the more treacherous parts of the official designated route.
Whether using a freezable gel wristband or slipping an ice cube under a normal elastic wristband, cooling one's internal temperature via the wrist's major arteries is a tried and true strategy for athletes familiar with the hazards of running in the sun.
Besides the aerodynamic coefficients, the change rate of aerodynamic coefficients also seems to be a referential index of hazard assessment of running train for their synchronization.
But despite the hazards and lack of running water, Africville was home.
Official intimidation had become an occupational hazard over 20 years of running weekly L'Ouragan (The Hurricane), despite a readership numbering only a few thousand.
