Sentence examples for hazards of having from inspiring English sources

In his re-election campaign, Lee bragged about his work providing students with instruction on the hazards of having personal conversations on the Internet.

Not long after the frame was completed and the 15,000 square feet of video screens were installed, terrorists destroyed the World Trade Center and awakened corporate executives to the hazards of having their operations concentrated on an island.

Maybe that's a hazard of having to give so many speeches in such a short period of time.

She said she loses sleep at night worrying about the potential fire hazard of having space heaters in her sons' bedrooms.

Abu Ghazaleh (2008) reported that the main three reasons for hiding the family violence from others are fear of family fragmentation, hazard of having to abandon children in case of divorce, and fear of harming the family's reputation.

Thus there is the teaching of wisdom concerning respect for the poor, the importance of generative work, the danger of careless speech, the risk of unpayable debt, the hazard of having the wrong kind of friends.

For each year of increase in age at baseline, the hazard of having a >25% decline from baseline in CG eGFR increased by 3.9%.

For each additional day in the study, the hazard of having a >25% decline from baseline in MDRD-assessed eGFR decreased by 0.1%.

For each unit increase in weight, the hazard of having a >25% decline from baseline in CG eGFR decreased by 1%, and for each additional day in the study, it decreased by 0.1%.

However, at any point in time during the post-30 day testing period, the GX cohort had a roughly 23% higher hazard than the OL cohort of having reached a final diagnosis by that point (HR = 1.23, p = 0.0007), and the LL cohort had a roughly 10% higher hazard of having reached a final diagnosis at any given point in time (HR = 1.10, p = 0.005).

Eliminate the fire hazard of having an open flame by sitting the pot on the burner before turning the burner on.