Sentence examples similar to hazards of shift from inspiring English sources

At the end of last week, the country's parliament approved a resolution from the Ministry for the Environment allowing Iceland's Meteorological Office, which is responsible for forecasting natural hazards, to shift more of its focus toward preparing for volcanoes.

Evidence is accumulating that exposure to light at night particularly blue wavelengths from computer screens, urban light pollution, or as an occupational hazard of night-shift work has major implications for human health.

None of that makes it safer, indeed as the correspondents of this era seek to adjust to the ever-shifting hazards of war reporting, there is a sense that the conflicts in Syria and Libya are taking even more of a toll on this generation of foreign correspondents than the latter years of the Iraq and Afghan wars.

This fund would create a huge moral hazard by shifting responsibility of solvency of financial institutions from their board of directors to the government.

However, due to rapid depletion and environmental hazards of fossil fuels, the focus has shifted to harness the heat energy from renewable energy resources such as solar energy.

The Nif tree further illustrates the severe hazards of interpreting paralogue trees when major shifts in function dramatically change evolutionary rates.

A growing understanding of the complexity of these community dynamics may lead to better pest management, reduction of unnecessary public health hazards, and a shift in cultural acceptance of the nature that surrounds us.

The shift away from internal combustion engines is in large part a result of growing awareness of the health hazards of diesel.

Medical hazards of obesity.

Frustrating hazards of the trade!

The physical hazards of reading.