Sentence examples for language hazards from inspiring English sources

(What thought enables proper endurance of a cascade of flour? Man Ray's body language hazards "This, too, shall pass").

After listening to the fire and police chiefs explain, in clear and concise language, the hazards involved in allowing fireworks back into Huntington Beach, the (soon-to-be-ex) mayor decided to overrule them.

The whole point of salvation is, by using this language of hazard and chance, is rescued, it's disengaged from my — the idea that God knows it all and we are going to — we are determined in what we are doing.

Whether these benefits of using rights language overbalance the hazards remains a live question in moral, political and legal theory.

BioCaster is a non-governmental public health surveillance system characterized by its open ontology-centered approach and a priority for Asia-Pacific languages and health hazards.

One of the great hazards of language is how words for abstract ideas and concrete nouns can occupy the same slots.

The top golfers from the United States over the years generally have been loath to leave the cushy confines of the PGA Tour — with its manicured courses, creature comforts and large purses — to play in Europe, where the language barrier is another hazard to negotiate and the amenities are fewer.

Brief language instruction is associated with hazards as well as benefits.

Consequently, it is useful to put some limits on the uncertainty by being more precise in the language used to describe nanoparticle hazards and risks.

Imprecise language sometimes becomes an occupational hazard.

The FDA's language of "safe" and "existing hazard" does not adequately capture the behavior of toxicity.