Sentence examples for the chief hazard from inspiring English sources

The chief hazard of the interview process is that there is never a chance for a second draft, where one may revise or delete badly expressed and sometimes downright idiotic comments.

Fine particulate matter with a diameter of less than 2.5 micrometres (PM2.5) is the chief hazard because it is small enough to penetrate deep into human airways and lungs.

As well as studio pundits, Sky had reporters by the dugouts, and former internationals stationed at either end of the Old Trafford pitch, meaning the chief hazard for any player chasing a long kick was the possibility of injuring himself on a member of the Sky team.

Until now, conservationists have pointed to habitat loss, direct overexploitation, and species invasions as the chief hazards to species survival, says Thomas.

However, of the three primary gases, sulfur dioxide, which has an acrid smell reminiscent of fireworks or a burning match, is the "chief gas hazard in Hawaii," the service reported.

On Tuesday afternoon, Kevin Stricklin, the federal coal-mine safety chief, hazarded an answer.

His father is the chief executive of Hazard, Young, Attea & Associates, an executive search firm in Glenview.

The chief and most obvious hazard attending their use is that of acute poisoning of people applying the sprays or accidentally coming in contact with drifting spray, or vegetation coated with it, or a discarded container.

Mineral water is generally free of the chemicals (such as chlorine and trihalomethanes) that are the chief suspects regarding the health hazards associated with drinking tap water.

It is a statute authorizing inquiry by the chief guardian of a community against the hazards of fire into the causes of fires.

There's no such hazard on the Great Lawn, but the chief concern of city officials seems to be aesthetics, not ankles.