Sentence examples for unknown hazards from inspiring English sources
Like an insistent collaborator, he probed for unknown hazards.
"This nation was built by people who left Europe to face the unknown hazards of a wilderness continent.
Those who oppose nuclear transfer also say it poses unknown hazards to children who may be born as a result, and as evidence they cite the death of the fetuses in China.
Lessons derived from this experience demonstrate how unknown hazards are introduced as aging processes are updated to conform to modern process safety standards.
But it contained only a single sentence about other, unknown hazards: "FIAU is a new medication, and its side effects have not been completely described". Dr. Swazey, the Maine ethicist, said the term "new medication" was misleading.
Boeing needs to be quite sure that by fixing a known hazard it doesn't insert an unknown hazard.
In writing about this significant and relatively unknown hazard, I am laying bare this vulnerability to anyone with access to a bookstore or library.
An emerging pathogen, however, is an unknown hazard; therefore, to control it, key data must be acquired to convert the pathogen from an unknown to a known hazard.
Given that elements of a property owner's control may cease once UNGDO begins, these perceptions are consistent with an involuntary risk model, based on a lack of control of an unknown hazard with little opportunity for independent verification of safety (Sjöberg 2000; Slovic 1987).
Responding to the challenges posed by managing the risk from relatively unknown health hazards requires recognition of the fact that promoting sustained action involves not only getting the information right but also ensuring that it is communicated in ways that accommodate diversity in community characteristics, needs and expectations.
The prime implicants of these analyses can be used to identify unknown system hazards, prioritize the disposition of known system hazards, and guide lower-level design decisions to either eliminate or mitigate known hazards.
