Sentence examples for hazard to which from inspiring English sources

Although their higher rate of reproduction favours them at first, they easily become extinct when faced with a hazard to which all their members are genetically susceptible.

The only danger, then, is becoming smug about one's capacity for doubt — the essayist's occupational hazard, to which I periodically succumb.

As Lavigne et al. (2008) state, "…people's behavior is disconnected from the sole threat posed by the hazard to which the individual is exposed (Lavigne et al. 2008: 2008".

And this division of labour is not a normatively neutral fact about law; it is politically charged, for it sets up the possibility of law becoming remote from the life of a society, a hazard to which Hart is acutely alert (1994, p. 117; cf. Waldron).

Current demographic indicators of coverage for LLINs and IRS often grossly over-represent the degree of insecticidal hazard to which vector mosquitoes are exposed.

The workers, he said, had "a right to know the hazards to which they are exposed.

Some of the elements of this environment created hazards, to which life had to adjust or perish.

Well failure, savannah fires and drought represent persistent risks or hazards to which livestock production in the region is exposed.

Essential 8: Protect ecosystems and natural buffers to mitigate floods, storm surges and other hazards to which your city may be vulnerable.

There are many types of natural hazards to which this situation applies such as marine (storm and tsunami) and riverine flooding, and earthquakes and volcanoes to name just a few (Nott 2006).

External environmental hazards to which a city is exposed, such as those presented by its surrounding topography, can have a significant impact on the future integrity of its built structures and so on its economic and social sustainability.