Sentence examples for much more hazardous from inspiring English sources

"So the colleges treat the athletes like regular students," he continued, "when they're routinely exposed to much more hazardous conditions where injury is common".

With this broader perspective, deposing Mr Hussein begins to look a much more hazardous enterprise.One of the factors widely assumed to restrict American options is the climate.

Those engineers also pointed out that as repaired sections of line were charged with electricity, damaging them can be much more hazardous to saboteurs.

Investigations into the 12 August blasts at the Ruihai International Logistics warehouses showed they were located closer to homes than permitted, and stored much more hazardous material than authorised, including 700 tonnes of highly toxic sodium cyanide.

This is the continuing basketball conundrum as the players prepare to vote on a deal that will be tough for them to swallow, but still honors their individualism more than the N.F.L., with its dearth of guaranteed remuneration for much more hazardous work.

Even a battery car running on the average mix of electrical power generated in America is much more hazardous than the conventional alternative.Christopher Tessum, Jason Hill and Julian Marshall of the University of Minnesota have just published this study in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

By 2030, Indians will be producing twice as much as they are now; Chinese people three times as much.Waste is also becoming more hazardous.

Companies like Tyson, Smithfield Foods and Conagra have profited from paying low wages, pushing production lines faster and hiring workers who are much more willing to endure the hazardous conditions of a meat-processing plant, industry experts say.

Instead, the public would have to prove that a project would bring harm, a shift that environmentalists say would make it much more arduous to stop sensitive projects like hazardous waste sites and nuclear power plants.

"It stops us working far more and makes our work far more hazardous... Sometimes it's much warmer under the water - it's only minus one and a half [degrees]!" Once underwater though the view is spectacular.

Juncker announced that the commission was drafting policies on how to open up legal channels to allow people seeking to get to Europe by highly hazardous routes to do so much more safely.