Sentence examples for often hazardous from inspiring English sources

The often hazardous levels of air pollution in some cities regularly make headlines worldwide.

Most of those workers earn less than $1 a day while working in often hazardous conditions.

Vast distances and harsh conditions make manned ocean exploration expensive and often hazardous.

Commuting and recreational cyclists have observed the often hazardous conditions on these paths.

The 19-year-old Syrian is relieved to be in Almaniya, as he calls it, using the Arabic word for Germany, after an often hazardous two-week trek.

When white officials did respond to black demands for beaches and parks of their own, they invariably selected remote, polluted, often hazardous, locations.

A lot of it, therefore, ends up getting trashed or shipped to developing nations like China, Thailand and Kenya, where e-waste either gets dumped or dismantled by informal recyclers and backyard businesses in unregulated and often-hazardous conditions.

For many so-called pollos, or chickens, as the recent migrants from Mexico's interior and elsewhere in Latin America are known here, La Libertad is a staging area, a place to make contact with a pollero, or smuggler, and catch some rest before attempting the often-hazardous crossing into the United States.

At the time, it was often professionally hazardous for gay lawyers to come out.

In areas of high seismicity, seismic stability often controls hazardous and solid waste landfill closure design.

The markets have been pressuring European policy makers to take measures that are painful and, often, politically hazardous.