Sentence examples for hazardous manner from inspiring English sources

City prosecutors yesterday also added two traffic counts to the charges: making an improper turn at an intersection in a hazardous manner, a misdemeanor, and obstructing traffic with a vehicle, a petty misdemeanor.

"Older people may use marijuana for a variety of reasons ― including medical reasons ― however we need to make sure they are not using in a hazardous manner since older adults may be vulnerable to its possible adverse effects.

The underpinning philosophy is that of harm minimization, with participants free to decide on the most appropriate goals for themselves, including quitting completely, reducing their drug use, taking a break from use, or using in a less hazardous manner.

This year alone, I have seen chainsaws used in reckless, hazardous manners on a number of "homesteading" oriented television shows.

Recently, the National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre NDARCC) director Professor Michael Farrell told the ABC "more than a third of the population drink in a manner hazardous to health".

A relatively small proportion of women used alcohol in a hazardous or harmful manner in the year preceding pregnancy (2%; 11/477).

Officers in New York City confront all manner of hazardous material and paraphernalia every day, but this was something else.

AgNPs synthesized with aqueous stem extracts of Salvadora persica were able to degrade MB in a light-dependent manner; by converting hazardous materials into nonhazardous ones, AgNPs potentially have significant applications in water purification [112].

In addition, I am well versed in all facets of the required sanitation procedure regarding the safe handling of all manner of potentially hazardous laundry items, i.e., three-day old milk soaked towels, "skid marked" undergarments, items used by the cat for toilet purposes and virtually any sock worn by members of our corporation.

Other industrial waste must be dealt with in a different manner because of the hazardous or valuable materials it contains.

The results from the existing studies on fate and behaviour of terbuthylazine and hexazinone in New Zealand indicate that, under standard arable land use, neither of these chemicals persists in a manner that could be hazardous to soil or water quality.