Sentence examples for this potential hazard from inspiring English sources

If you know when you will need a car you can get around this potential hazard by booking as far ahead as possible.

The oboe isn't the easiest of solo instruments, as its voice can be easily subsumed into the orchestral texture, but MacMillan negotiated this potential hazard extremely successfully, keeping the accompaniment transparent in the solo sections.

Grow of this potential hazard threat is a result of the increasing severity of continuous, large-scale winter to spring droughts in the region.

Despite this potential hazard, and a stiff 2% expense ratio, I like the Gabelli Global Gold, Natural Resources & Income Trust (GGN, 16), which yields 10% and trades at an 8% premium to net assets.

As rain and thus continental drainage (including non-point pollution sources) may increase the input of microbial contaminants, and as tourism is higher in summer months, which is the rainy season in southeastern Brazil, this period is considered the most risky, when clam collecting and consumption should be avoided and communication of this potential hazard to the public should be intensified.

The Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority (GBRMPA) stated "We have strongly encouraged the company to investigate options that do not entail releasing the material to the environment and to develop a management plan to eliminate this potential hazard; however, GBRMPA does not have legislative control over how the Yabulu tailings dam is managed".

In this context, the potential hazard of ionising radiation that is associated with diagnostic CT and PET in patients with malignant lymphoma is an increasingly important issue.

This study demonstrates the potential hazard of these compounds to seawater life by their ability to act together in an additive manner.

This merits reappraisal of the potential hazard posed by earthquake triggered landslide dams.

This illustrates the potential hazards of designing magnetic components with an air gap, be they transformers or chokes, without taking the fringing effect into consideration.

What made this a potential hazard and not a mere nuisance was the presence of a home for the blind just down the block on 23rd Street.