Sentence examples for that a hazard from inspiring English sources

Science can only produce evidence that makes it highly unlikely that a hazard exists.

The GSMA, which represents the mobile-phone industry, said the classification "suggests that a hazard is possible but not likely".

By inherent safety is meant that a hazard is eliminated rather than being managed by various add-on equipment and procedures.

Voters who believe that a hazard is presented by, for example, a transgender eighth grader using the bathroom corresponding to her gender identity will be satisfied by the new policy, which states that local districts will now be at liberty to make their own policies regarding who gets to go to the bathroom where.

It is concluded that a hazard map cannot be an all-purpose substitute for site-specific studies, owing to the impracticality of ensuring all-round conservatism in a hazard map, and the lower level of detail (more broad-brush approach) in a regional mapping study.

(Exception: combustible decorations, such as photographs and paintings, in such limited quantities that a hazard of fire development or spread is not present).

There is concrete, brick, timber, and a portaloo that has a hazard warning written all over it.

Maybe that's a hazard of having to give so many speeches in such a short period of time.

Oysters formed reefs across the bays and river mouths that presented a hazard to shipping" (233 34).

She was vastly more annoying, was up there considerably longer, and left a tear-puddle that was a hazard to everyone else all evening.

Take care to avoid anything that presents a hazard, such as broken glass or sharp pieces.