Sentence examples for led to hazard from inspiring English sources

But referee Andre Marriner decided Ryan Nelsen was not guilty of grappling Terry to the floor from a free-kick, and then waved away even stronger protests after a clumsy Shaun Wright-Phillips challenge led to Hazard tumbling in the box.

OSHA issues serious citations when, according to its review, lapses have led to hazards carrying a "substantial probability that death or serious physical harm could result".

An understanding of the relationship between the geological environment and rock mass behaviour induced by mining activities can lead to hazard reduction through knowledge-based design.

Uncontrolled subsurface evaporite dissolution could lead to hazards such as land subsidence.

The damaged components may also lead to hazards for the environment as, e.g., the sticking of valves may lead to dangerous chemical leaks.

In batch plants deviations that can lead to hazards can arise both from deviations from operating procedures and process variable deviations.

They can help to explain the hazards and put them in perspective in terms of how the equipment was made to be used and how misuse can lead to hazards.

The analysis of risk notions by means of this dynamic approach could have led to enhanced hazard identification and dynamic real-time risk assessment.

Treatment with chemotherapy, hormonal therapy, targeted therapy, and radiotherapy all led to lower hazard rates (P<0.001).

Conversely, the non time-dependent use of statinon time-dependent ratio of 0.55 (95% CI 0.42–0.73) after adjuseing fof the statinsoup of covariates (3).

Nutritional factors are of prime importance, and modern methods of food production and supply have led to new hazards for pregnant women.