Sentences with phrase «more hazards»

There are many more hazards to children than just toys, but this series has emphasized dangers to your child from toys.

For instance, outdoor cats face more hazards than indoor cats, so their nine lives may not last quite as long.

Hines Stilley: It means that we can both go to places that are maybe more interesting to the scientists because we're able to handle places with more hazards; as well as land closer to the things they're interested in off the bat - so we get to the science they care about, and more quickly.

Furthermore, fatigue, inexperience, poor road conditions, limited visibility and bad weather can all create more hazards on the road.

While these materials may look festive, they are not meant to be used as a collar and can pose even more hazards to your pets» well being.

He pointed out that the instructions only focused on hazards on homeowners» property and there was no guidance for forested areas, where more hazards existed.

This could have been remedied by thinking up more hazards because just a handful isn't enough to make a varied campaign.

With new digital technology, called Specific Area Message Encoding, life - saving messages broadcast on NWR are now be targeted to a specific area, such as a county or portion of a state, to bring more hazard - specific information to the listening area.

In general, there are far more hazards and problems associated with rooting that will outweigh any perceived benefits from rooting.

As I approached, nearby corpses rose and created more hazards.

Cats should be kept as indoor only pets after an enucleation as the outdoor lifestyle will pose even more hazard than usual.

As for the homing attack, I am a bit worried about that: In this fan hack of the first Sonic game known as Sonic Megamix, the homing attack had this nasty habit of being counterproductive, especially in even numbered zones, which were less speed based and had many more hazards.

«The scooters have added one more hazard to being a pedestrian,» James Garfield wrote in a letter to the editor of the San Francisco Chronicle published April 19.

Indeed, one might suppose that the latter, with its limited focus of attention and no more than a peripheral openness to signals coming from other possible directions, might be more a hazard than a help.

«You have to be a little humble and realize there are many experts around you that have more hazard - specific competence, so knowing how to borrow their brain is part of the bigger picture.»

«There are more hazards with undertreating asthma, such as losing days of school or even death, than there are side effects of asthma medications,» says William Lunn, MD, the director of the interventional pulmonary service at Baylor College of Medicine, in Houston.

There are no more hazards of damage to the roots or gums than that of traditional orthodontics, and the force that Tooth White smiles uses to lighten the teeth is comparatively low which lessens some of those risks even more than ordinary.

If you bird escapes his or her outdoor enclosure, not only are they apt to fly away out of fear or curiosity, but they also risk injury from native bird species, exposure to environmental... MORE hazards, and the onset of extreme stress and shock.

The further you progress through the chapters, the more hazards you'll have to contend with.

Amusingly, the more hazard - prone screens come with their own witty title written by QWOP creator Bennett Foddy.

The difficulty scales the longer you survive the day and night cycle, as there are more hazards and less options for food and shelter.

Levels contain earth, boulders, teleporters, balloons, monsters, and more hazards.

However, having now played both I have to say that the arcade version feels much bigger and livelier, with a higher polygon count, more ships and more hazards.

On the other hand, if the road map we give them is so confusing and leads to more hazards than assistance, it's the responsibility of the drafters of the revised guidelines to get them finished, get them approved, and make them simple enough for everyone to understand and apply.