Sentence examples for hazards exist from inspiring English sources
We conclude that occupational VZV hazards exist in the health care environment and suggest testing for VZV antibody and a VZV vaccination program for susceptible health care workers.
That means raising awareness that information hazards exist, and being a little more cautious about talking about, and especially citing, dangerous work.
He said that to comply with that law, apartments with such children in occupancy, as well as apartments that become vacant, must be inspected to determine whether lead paint hazards exist.
Among its many responsibilities, FEMA, a unit of the Department of Homeland Security, runs the National Flood Insurance Program and issues flood insurance rate maps, showing where and what flood hazards exist.
High on the list of unfulfilled requests is a government-sponsored environmental audit and inventory to determine what hazards exist and what are the cumulative effects of so many threats in a small area.
Appellant, indeed, says that its building, far from being a fire-trap, is largely fireproof; and to the extent that any fire hazards exist, they are adequately safeguarded by a fire alarm system, constant watchman service, and other safety arrangements.
Fire officials disputed the union's position, saying that an independent consultant had thoroughly tested the air quality in each of the trucks and had determined that no safety hazards existed.
He was vindicated posthumously by the McClelland Royal Commission, which found that significant radiation hazards existed at many of the Maralinga test sites long after the tests.
The threat of CBRNE hazards exists at terrorist and non-terrorist incidents, and the risks must be actively mitigated.
A large group of hazards existed in the home where toddlers live in Wenzhou, China, and nine hazards are especially prominent: plastic bags, coins or buttons, toys with small components and sunflower seeds, make-up, lower sockets, uncovered sockets, stools by a table or cabinet and sharp rulers or pencils.
The academy questions whether a hazard exists for bananas.
