Sentence examples for inherently hazardous from inspiring English sources
The judge compared football to coal mining and railroading insofar as all are inherently hazardous.
The chemical, pharmaceutical and other related process industries are characterized by inherently hazardous processes and activities.
They are usually tall structures filled with heated flammable fluids, and are consequently inherently hazardous.
RSI performed with hit or miss repetitive laryngoscopy followed by delayed deployment of rarely used rescue devices is inherently hazardous.
"And I would say that bursting pipes, falling plaster and faulty wiring would qualify as inherently hazardous conditions," Mr. Ween said.
The authors conclude that government-sponsored firefighting and land-use policies actually encourage development on inherently hazardous landscapes, amplifying human losses over time.
Thus the routes that are inherently environmentally hazardous can be identified and avoided when the selection is made in the early stages of production plant design.
Therefore, Chassy and Tribe are technically correct: even though the GMO transformation process is unpredictable and inherently risky, not every GM crop is necessarily hazardous.
Pneumatic devices have been used extensively in the offshore oil industry and continue to be used in freestanding installations in petrochemicals where the great advantage is that they are inherently safe for hazardous atmospheres.
This was inherently a more sophisticated and hazardous process [ 2].
Despite many efforts at eliminating hazards through inherently safer process methodologies, as encouraged by Kletz and others, the reality is that the use of hazardous materials and processes is still quite common.
