Sentence examples for term hazard from inspiring English sources

One of Chelsea's most potent and creative attacking forces last term, Hazard has been a shadow of his former self - but Hiddink vowed to restore the ex-Lille star to former glories.

Subsequent endemic waves of the disease in the endemic areas present a long term hazard to fidelity of the cordon sanitaire as an increase in cases near the corridor can be loosely translated into a direct measure of the risk of breaching the cordon sanitaire and expansion of disease into previously uninfected geographic regions.

Consider first the term hazard: the capacity to do harm.

The term "hazard" also implies a judgment that these elements pose harm.

Those with a self-reported history of at least one injurious fall during the initial 12 months follow-up period showed a significantly higher risk for sustaining subsequent injurious falls in the long term (hazard ratio 2.78; 95% CI, 1.40 5.50) compared to those with no falls.

To investigate whether the electricity transmission system presents a long term hazard to public health, the mortality of nearly 8,000 persons, identified as living in the vicinity of electrical transmission facilities at the time of the 1971 Population Census, has been followed to the end of 1983.

This study concerns the assessment of both the short term and the long term hazards associated with fusion, compared with the same figures for fission reactors.

Think about any possible long term hazards.

Long term hazards are hazards that will have an impact on workers when they exposed to the hazards for a long period of time.

The USGS already issues traditional forecasts long-term hazard maps that show the likelihood oforecasts long-terme experiencing serious ground-shazard within a 50-year period.

Some of these particles have a pretty long half-life — cesium, for example, has a half-life of thirty years — so, in addition to the immediate danger they pose, they create a long-term hazard.