Once the film was approved in 2010, Reckitt Benckiser directed its sales force to discourage the use of the tablet by arguing that its packaging made it hazardous to children — "fear-based messaging," one former employee called it; "selling against our own medication," another said.
The Twist and Turn rattle has been affected by a manufacturing fault that could make it hazardous to children.
Thus, the same attributes that could make the technology valuable for delivering drugs could also make it hazardous.
But her new street doesn't have sidewalks, making it hazardous to go out for a walk with the baby in the stroller.
Until recently, stretches of the beach were fenced off and the remaining paths strewn with thorny branches, making it hazardous for barefoot fishermen to reach other waters.
The dangerously cold polar air snapped decades-old records as it spread Tuesday from the Midwest to southern and eastern parts of the US and eastern Canada, making it hazardous to venture outside and keeping many schools and businesses closed.
BEHIND THE NEWS Most of the city still lacks power and is strewn with rotting and toxic debris and pools of insect-ridden standing water that officials say make it hazardous to inhabit even the few intact buildings.
Furthermore, under a national program called Operation Talon, food stamp offices share applicants' personal data with law enforcement agencies, making it hazardous for anyone who might have an outstanding warrant — for failing to show up for a court hearing on an unpaid debt, for example — to apply.
Gage Kingsbury, the chief research and development officer at the Northwest Evaluation Association, a group in Oregon that carries out testing in 2,700 school districts, praised the study's methodology but said "a flock of difficulties" made it hazardous to compare test results from one country to another and from one state to another.
Enzymatic activity of Botulinum neurotoxin within the cell made it hazardous and lead to flaccid paralysis.
