Sentence examples for severe hazards from inspiring English sources

The foundation says it will help African farmers who face severe hazards from drought along with a host of other problems, find ways to improve yields.

And fellow workers at the plant now face even more severe hazards in keeping the reactors cool by pouring water on the fuel in the reactors and spent fuel pools.

Its aim is to move quickly to reduce severe hazards facing workers in factories covered by the accord, with plans for renovations and repairs put in place following inspections.

With that shape, Mr. Faget solved one of the thorniest problems for late-1950's engineers eager to put a man into space: how to protect the craft and its occupant from the severe hazards of re-entry into the earth's atmosphere.

The third stage consists of designing regulative land use maps which should orient and limit the occupation of areas exposed to severe hazards.

Responses of damaged structural systems due to seismic ground motions and other severe hazards demonstrate that structures have significant capacity to redistribute lateral and more importantly, gravity loads.

MAY 1985 -- Cutter tells its Hong Kong distributor that the unheated medicine poses no "severe hazard".

Still, Cutter assured the distributor that the unheated product posed "no severe hazard" and was the "same fine product we have supplied for years".

On Tuesday, the English-language China Daily published an article under the headline "Exposure to Smog Is Severe Hazard".

THE International Society of Travel Medicine has spent hours of its biennial conventions since it was formed in 1989 debating how to tell people that travel in the developing world is not like being in Kansas: that malaria is a reality in particular areas, that motor-vehicle crashes are a more severe hazard than Japanese encephalitis, that diarrhea is a frequent problem in the tropics.

Seismic ground faulting is a severe hazard for continuous buried pipelines.