Sentence examples for visit hazardous from inspiring English sources

In 1994, a committee of the International Association of Volcanology and Chemistry of the Earth's Interior (IAVCEI) urged, among other advice, that meeting-related fieldtrips not visit hazardous areas, that active craters be approached only when absolutely essential, and that everyone wear hardhats and protective clothing.

Scotland Yard insisted on Wednesday that there was "absolutely nowhere" in London that should be avoided after the United Arab Emirates advised its citizens against visiting certain "hazardous" and "less secure" parts of the city centre, including some of its most popular tourist destinations.

But at the majority of the smaller bases I visited, which were hazardous and received regular enemy contact, and where conditions were physically demanding, food provision was extremely poor.

Ahead of particularly hazardous days, police visit known potential offenders to warn that they are under surveillance.

As mentioned, we already have problems and believe me when our own family visitors visit the road becomes a hazardous situation.

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As Andy explains to us from his experience, he views the field as based around strong communities which rigorously research and share new locations, visit locations all over the world and support each other in potentially hazardous situations.

The remains of the Vina are accessible at low tide, but visiting them is potentially hazardous as the wreck is quickly cut off and submerged by the incoming tide.

While people visit so many houses they get to drink a lot of coffee and eat a lot of cookies, this may be hazardous to your health.

Of the remaining 224 potential study children, 105 were never visited because seasonal flooding made access hazardous; of those visited, 14 families refused participation and 8 were excluded because the child was not attending school or was > 10.5 years of age (n = 33), the family was not at home, or other, unspecified reasons (n = 64).

The road to Chibok is so hazardous that Borno's governor visited the town with a heavy military escort.