Sentence examples for little hazard from inspiring English sources

Thus, even if the balloon containing helium blew apart, there would be little hazard other than possible hearing loss, and heart attack from sudden noise.

It turns out that this area of Indiana is sometimes called Little Hazard because so many destitute Appalachian families came here decades ago to work in factories.

Mr. Rimando, the Energy Department project director, said the amounts of plutonium, which in even minute airborne quantities can cause lung cancer, were infinitesimal and posed very little hazard.

(Antiaircraft artillery was of little hazard to bombers flying above 30,000 feet, though few early World War II bombers would fly this high, the B-17 being the exception).

The BP well that blew up in the gulf last month was granted an exemption from the NEPA process because company officials had assured regulators that it carried little hazard.

An official of the commission, who has recommended penalties against the plant owner, the Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation, said that the situation, which only recently came to the agency's attention, poses little hazard to the public, but that the cleanup job resembles the one at Three Mile Island after the 1979 accident there.

The rest of the dams are considered "low hazard," posing little risk to lives or property.

He has scored nine goals and created nine others for Lille this season, and the club know they stand little chance of retaining Hazard beyond the end of this season, despite his contract there running until June 2015.

Because alcohol typically evaporates very quickly — within a minute or two — there is usually little risk of a fire hazard.

While there is little direct hazard posed by volcanic lightning, the perceived hazard to local populations is significant and may alter the behaviour of communities during an eruption (Bird et al. 2011).

The company said initial monitoring showed little potential hazard to workers, but further investigations were under way.