Sentence examples for known hazard from inspiring English sources

Drinking coffee is a known hazard.

This was a known hazard – in return Mr X gave you a Rowntree's fruit gum.

Wal-Mart argued that a crowd crush was not a known hazard at the time.

Another known hazard is the development or worsening of sleep apnea, a serious disruption in breathing during sleep that increases the risk of heart failure.

They have already discovered several previously unknown faults, although the findings have not significantly increased the known hazard, said Jarg Pettinga, a geologist at the University of Canterbury.

The safety analysis, she pointed out, was based on a prediction about each known hazard, but in an "open system" like the geology of a mountain, it was simply not possible to identify all the mechanisms that could cause trouble in millenniums to come.

A complex system of environmental and biological monitoring has been developed for the control of known hazards at work.

The flaws in VAR, and the emphasis on net rather than notional exposures, are also known hazards.

The Department of Labor charged Wal-Mart with violating the General Duty Clause of the Occupational Safety and Health Act, which states that employers cannot lawfully expose workers to known hazards.

"This benefit greatly exceeds any known hazards of statin therapy," it said, and suggested reconsideration of the guidelines, which Nice duly did.

"When you're dealing with a vacant building, boarded up with known hazards, it's dangerous anyway — and now it's on fire," he said.