Sentence examples for increasing hazards from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kinjo, the regulator, warned that if the water kept rising, it could soon come to the surface, increasing hazards for the plant's already hard-pressed workers.

To the Editor: Your editorial about the report from the Hurricane Sandy Rebuilding Task Force hit the nail on the head: better preparation for increasingly stronger hurricanes and other climate-change-related events must include risk-based flood insurance rates, flood maps that reflect increasing hazards and improved building codes.

An increasing hazards ratio is a reasonable alternative to the proportional hazards model in this case (cf. [16]).

It is convex for decreasing hazards and concave for increasing hazards leading to a single-Weibull model.

This may include limits on available resources, the increasing hazards of pollution, the dangers of climate change, and the threats of intentional contamination.

But these encounters were often enough to convince British policy-makers of the increasing hazards of strictly naval foreign intervention, from Hampton Roads in the American Civil War to the hardening combined defences of naval arsenals such as Kronstadt and Cherbourg.

It is in the poor countries, where growth has been generally meagre, that air and water pollution is an increasing hazard to health.

But this "let's come back stronger and better" attitude, though empowering, is the wrong approach to the increasing hazard of living close to the rising sea.

Scenario 2: Increasing hazard.

The new Burr distribution has modified unimodal (unimodal followed by increasing) hazard function, and when p increases, hazard function will be almost increasing.

Thus, we have a decreasing hazard rate when α<1 and an increasing hazard rate when α>1.