Sentence examples for worst hazards from inspiring English sources
The worst hazards arise from the former British Empire.
They were scars from boat propellers, one of the worst hazards for manatees.
We can ward off some of the world's worst hazards and nudge adolescents toward appropriate responses to the rest.
Together, we resolved that a great nation must care for the vulnerable, and protect its people from life's worst hazards and misfortune.
Because the worst hazards come from microscopic toxins, the idea was to place more responsibility on the companies for proper refrigeration and handling and to require them to create plans to kill any germs.
A21 The magnitude and geographic sweep of the pollution left by Hurricane Katrina are so enormous that the Environmental Protection Agency is struggling to determine what the worst hazards are.
By the time Mortimer observed that he couldn't remember what his father had said "and what I've made up," he had experienced the worst hazard of repeated literary adaptation.
The worst hazards--defined as a 10% chance of ground accelerations exceeding half the force of gravity within the next 50 years--exist in southern California, southeastern Hawaii, Iceland, Taiwan, Turkey, and the seismic collision zone between India and China, says seismologist Kaye Shedlock of the U.S. Geological Survey in Denver, Colorado.
Other experts said that after the two incidents with smoke and fire, the F.A.A. and Boeing may be able to refine the tests to focus more closely on the worst possible hazards.
(Given all that wood, I also couldn't help but feel that I was in one of the world's worst fire hazard — and would later read inside that previous incarnations of the same church burned down in 1600, 1643, 1772, 1857 and 1902).
THE worst of the hazards travellers encounter in the mountainous rainforests of southern India is not the elephants, though they occasionally kill people; nor the creepy-crawlies, though the sudden appearance of a foot-long red-legged millipede can startle; nor the spiny-stemmed palms, though they shred unwary walkers' clothes.
