Sentence examples for less of a hazard from inspiring English sources

He is also planning to decontaminate the forests with high pressure sprays so the leaves are less of a hazard when they fall in the autumn.

While traces of plutonium were found around the sites, it said the amounts were so small that they were less of a hazard than the uranium.

Though common in winter, wind slabs are generally seen as less of a hazard in summer, when snow melts during the day and freezes into place overnight.

For a poison to be deadly, "you'd need to absorb a lot more in quantity than anthrax, so from that standpoint it's less of a hazard," said a government official involved in continuing assessments of postal security.

With fewer of the high-speed corners that appeared to have triggered the Silverstone tire bursts, the German track may be judged to pose less of a hazard than the British track.

While there are certain criteria that determine whether a site is placed on the NPL, such as the severity of the hazard, or if the site presents less of a hazard thus making the cleanup process less arduous; there are additional racial and socioeconomic determinants that may influence the fate of a site [ 3].

Knowing all that, Tyrone Murray, program director for research, development and engineering at Philip Morris U.S.A., has sought to make the burning cigarette less of a fire hazard.

The candles of the loving bed have been scaled back to be less of a fire hazard, but the bed remains the site of aestheticized athletic intimacies, mostly joyful.

This says much about elites and their fear of the dead, since it is known that the dead are less of a health hazard than the lack of clean water and basic nutrition for the living.

But the best that military engineers can do for now with a broken sewer system is pump raw sewage into the Tigris River, where it is less of a health hazard than if it backed up in residential neighborhoods.

A $2-a-share fire sale price certainly looks like less of a moral hazard than $10 a share.