Sentence examples for hazardous implications from inspiring English sources

He went on to say that he would only call on reporters who knew Gold Star families, a proposition that, in a democracy, has some hazardous implications.

Such a move holds potentially profound — and I believe potentially hazardous — implications for the future of the Internet and all of its users.

We are, of course, given training to handle the hazardous implications of our practice.

Introduction of genetically manipulated strains and unmodified strains of C. lunatus could have hazardous implications to the environment.

The benefit of the physician's attentiveness and awareness of these clinical elements and precautions, could outweigh that of the baseline echocardiography and avoid its cumbersome and hazardous implications on both the patients' management and well-being.

In the guidance document, EFSA requires that the biological relevance of statistically significant differences between the GMO and the non-GM comparator should be assessed, also considering potentially hazardous environmental implications [3].

Physicians must recognize the hazardous potential and serious implications of such an accident.

Physicians must recognize the hazardous potential and serious implications of such an accident and must consider the diagnosis (particularly in unwitnessed ingestion).

And decisions about data aren't the only hazardous situations; judgments with ethical implications pervade scientific practice.

This includes their applications, e.g., hazardous waste site remediation, and implications, e.g., transport and transformation of nanomaterials in the environment and toxicokinetics.

But the growth in hazardous drinking habits has far-reaching implications.