Sentence examples for most hazardous time from inspiring English sources

A redesign of services should consider a model where the timing of transition does not fall at the most hazardous time for young people, but is sufficiently flexible to allow young people to move on when they are personally, socially and psychologically most able to succeed.

In "The Boy in the Coffin" (column, June 9), Timothy Egan makes a fair point in calling a child's late teenage years "the most hazardous time of their lives".

Although she was concerned about exposure to potentially hazardous chemicals, the most hazardous time period for exposure to teratogens was now past, when she had been extremely careful.

We found that the most hazardous time is during the first three days after discharge is deemed appropriate.

The most hazardous time was during the first 3 IHWP days: 63.7 % of patients experienced a complication and 44%% of the total complications occurred during this period.

In the light of this the EU has decided to ban the most hazardous chemicals, allowing time for the industry to adjust.

The highest relative risks are observed for the daily mean temperature time series, which suggests that consecutive high day- and night-time temperatures are the most hazardous.

The results were consistent regardless whether the minimum, maximum, or mean temperatures were used, although the association seems to be more pronounced with the mean temperatures, which suggests that consecutive high day- and night-time temperatures are the most hazardous.

Equal parts safety manual and urban portrait, the report offers a revealing look at the boroughs, avenues and times of day that were most hazardous to pedestrians and drivers alike.

However, at this time the uncertainties surrounding potential health impacts remain high, and the data gaps, very large, including a lack of knowledge on the role and hazards of nanoplastics, potentially the most hazardous area of marine plastics [66, 75].

A circular basin is the most hazardous from a drainage stand point because it will yield the shortest time of concentration before peak flow occurs in the basin (Ratnam et al. 2005; Javed et al. 2009).