Sentence examples for unsafe lead from inspiring English sources

With concern growing over unsafe lead levels in the drinking water here, city officials blamed the federal government this week for the problem.

For the first time in 20 years, federal health authorities have lowered the recommended limit for lead exposure in young children, which they say could add 200,000 children to those believed to have unsafe lead levels in their blood.

Smith, superintendent of the 49,000-student district since 2007, apologized last week and took responsibility for the delay in notifying students and parents about unsafe lead levels.

These abortions, which are usually unsafe, lead to a high rate of severe complications and use of substantial, scarce healthcare resources.

Investigators who are studying in-home exposures to lead should inform the subjects about unsafe lead levels that they detect (Resnik and Zeldin 2008).

Because lead is a valuable commodity, informal and unsafe lead recycling has become a widespread activity in many developing countries, exposing large populations to the short- and long-term harmful effects of lead.

"That's exactly why these laws should be liberalized," she said, "because unsafe abortions lead to injury, lead to death, lead to women having unspeakable horror inflicted on them.

On Tuesday, the Delhi city government said it had conducted tests on 13 samples of Maggi noodles and 10 were found to be unsafe with lead exceeding the allowable level.

A WHO [ 65] report indicates unsafe abortions lead to 47,000 maternal deaths.

And an analysis of data from the 2007 2010 National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey indicated 535,000 young children could have unsafe blood lead levels at or above 5 µg/dL.

Panorama also reveals NHS figures which show that unsafe care led to the death of 2,875 hospital patients in England last year and 7,585 others being injured.