Sentence examples for hazards from inspiring English sources

One of the main hazards of becoming prime minister is the problems that arise when mischief-making newspapers cry, and maliciously inclined colleagues whisper: "Look behind you!" Alan Johnson would, I am sure, take on the job with the absolute intention of being a loyal deputy.

It deals with fire, earthquake and other everyday hazards.

It is extremely challenging and there are significant safety hazards for having people working on the ice".

This is crucial electoral terrain and it contains hazards for both parties.

The Atomic Energy Commission (AEC), an agency with near Olympian powers which ran the nuclear programme, selected a government-owned bombing and gunnery range in Nevada partly because winds would blow "radiological hazards" away from Las Vegas and Los Angeles towards "virtually uninhabitable" land downwind to the west, home to ranches and Mormon communities.

It's not far from the riverbank to the picnic tables and playgrounds, but the wild brush here, as in many parts of sun-baked south Texas, holds hazards: snakes, spiders, mosquitos and more.

Talking pay does not come without significant hazards, however.

"It's part of the hazards of being a tourist.

As for female artists who get involved with men, feminist art history has made the hazards well known.

Surveillance, police intimidation and undercover officers are routine hazards they must negotiate.

Putting a poet in the dock has its hazards.