Sentence examples for hazardous about from inspiring English sources

But this one deserves being talked about a bit more, less because Grunwald still seems a bit oblivious as to what was wrong with what he said, than because his statement encapsulated something hazardous about the current moment — for journalists, for anyone who cares about civil liberties, and for the political culture more generally.

In 1995, a whistleblower from BP's North Slope Endicott field reported that the contractor for which he was working, Doyon Drilling, had been illegally disposing of hazardous wastes from about 1993 to 1995.

Adding images (some of which are obviously doctored) to the front page of their exposés in tandem to their often fictitious claims, these outlets indoctrinate both readers and subjects of such pieces into hazardous ideologies about weight and general aesthetics.

He argued that leprosaria should be expanded to institutionalize all of the latter and that hazardous pay (about 5 10% at that time) should be increased as in the US.

While NATO officials said it was normal practice to inform troops about hazardous materials, the warnings about depleted uranium are likely to deepen concern in Europe.

It is not about sharing information about hazardous materials.

More information about the law and about hazardous chemicals is available from NRDC here.

The medium of film is well established for education and communication about hazardous phenomena as it provides engaging ways to directly view hazards and their impacts.

The study collected information about hazardous drinking over the previous year, in addition to usual questions about frequency and amount of beverage alcohols (beer, wine and spirits).

Our construct of wildfire risk perception among NIPF owners includes concern about a wildfire occurring on one's land, and concern about hazardous fuel conditions on nearby private or public land contributing to the chance of wildfire on one's land, based on Mileti's (1994) definition of risk perception as subjective probability.

Scientists repeatedly expressed fears about hazardous effects.