Sentence examples for unsafe amount from inspiring English sources

Brown, for example, was working with an unsafe amount of the potentially explosive material nickel hydrazine perchlorate (NHP) while not wearing safety goggles, which indicates a series of institutional deficiencies.

According to prosecutors, Furtado injected an unsafe amount of a synthetic resin called polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA) into her butt during the deadly procedure, putting Calixto's life in danger "under the false promise of immediate beauty, selfishly motivated by greed and an easy profit," they wrote.

While it's doubtful that you'll have to consume an unsafe amount of alcohol, maybe set a limit of how many bottle to open, to keep things safe.

Companies had to reformulate some vaccines to remove a preservative that might contain unsafe amounts of mercury.

At least 25 workers and five members of the Japanese Self-Defense Force have been exposed to unsafe amounts of radiation, according to the power company.

Elizabeth Adams, the acting branch chief at the agency's Superfund division for several Western states, including California, said there was concern that the contaminant might be making its way into the air in unsafe amounts.

High levels of mercury in fish are linked to learning disabilities in children and neurological damage to developing fetuses, but there are no state or federal guidelines for unsafe amounts in river sediment.

Here's a quick breakdown: 1. Nixing the geek chorus One of the elements that Taymor and her fellow book writer Glen Berger introduced into the Spider-Man mythos was a quartet of deeply annoying teens who appeared to have taken unsafe amounts of Ritalin, and proceeded to free-associate the story of Spider-Man.

A new study published today by the nonprofit Center for Consumer Freedom (CCF) based on testing done by Frontier Global Sciences in Seattle, found that many reusable bags sold by major U.S. retailers today contain unsafe amounts of lead.

In 2001, a change in treatment chemicals caused unsafe amounts of lead to leach from Washington's aging pipes into the water supply.

President Barack Obama declared a federal emergency in Flint, Michigan, last month in response to unsafe amounts of lead in the city's water supply and elevated levels of the neurotoxin found in children's blood.