Sentences with phrase «of water hazards»

Downed power lines and the extension of water hazards expand the territories of alligators and snakes that pose a deadly threat to dogs and cats.

On some holes a player needed the instincts of a guess - your - weight pitchman to stay out of the water hazards.

If you miss the fairway, you might have to lay up because a 110 - yard - long portion of the water hazard sits between the end of the fairway and the green.

Watson's tee shot failed him on the drivable par - 4 15th, however, completely missing the green and winding up well in the middle of a water hazard.

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Air pollutants are the result of impurities in coal that, once burned, can become air - or water - borne hazards, including soot, sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxides, and mercury, all of which are regulated in the U.S..

In New York, the means happen to be the dangers of water contamination and other health hazards.

Twenty miles south of Nashville, a Christian entrepreneur named Charles Budell has set up a miniature golf course in which windmills and water - hazards have been replaced by biblical obstacles.

The technology — designed to lower investment, operational and maintenance costs in screening of municipal and industrial waste water with compacting of extracted solids — has also cut the amount of maintenance and waste that has to be handled by plant operators, reducing operational health hazards and improving OHS performance.

High efficiency fine screening technology engineered to deliver low maintenance performance with reduced OHS hazards for municipal and industrial waste water schemes is demonstrating immediate results in one of its new applications CST -LSB-...]

An ardent tree climber, bike rider, feeder of birds and catfish (the water hazards at Eldorado swarm with them), she much prefers to sleep in an old T shirt than in a nightgown.

Among other things he lost his life savings in a business venture, escaped from a burning house, employed a caddie who routinely waded through water hazards, and had one of his golfing pay checks snatched away by an insurance company.

However, Hazard has thrown cold water on the rumours by confirming that he has no intentions of leaving Chelsea, and that if he ever did return to France, it would be to his former club LOSC Lille, rather than the Parc des Princes.

He gouged out a slicing recovery shot — bending the hosel of his six - iron in the process — that finished dangerously close to a water hazard.

He says the water hazards on the right side of the fairway yield the most balls.

One day 10 years ago, a friend of his who was the pro at a nearby country club told Reid he thought there might be a lot of balls in one of the course's water hazards.

At last, the double bogeys and water hazards that had haunted him in the past had brought down others, and now he could speak of the years of distress.

Recovering lost balls from water hazards is a $ 1 million a week business, and a lot of it is done illegally.

The stretch included a remarkable par save from a water hazard, but not before Rory slipped and fell on a hill climbing out of the drink.

«Usually the stickiest thing you get is, «Where did the ball cross the margin of a lateral water hazard?»»

Johnson has been unable to get anything going, his final hole of the first round a microcosm of his PGA stint, as his tee shot found the water hazard on the left.

Any level of standing water is a hazard, as children can drown in as little as two inches of water.

Some suggestions: Set up a play dough table; fill a plastic basin with water and let the kids dump, pour, and stir the water (never leave them alone, though — even a few inches of water can present a drowning hazard); stock a small sandbox or sand table with shovels and pails; or put out paper and crayons or finger paints.

For one thing, peanuts themselves are a choking hazard; exposure must come through safer forms of the food, like peanut powder or extract, or peanut butter thinned with water.

This is possibly because of the high water temperatures in the dishwasher but PLEASE NOTE it is NOT RECOMMENDED because it is a FIRE HAZARD.

A young child can drown in just 2 inches of water and become scalded in seconds, so toilets and bathtubs are major hazards.

Peanuts and straight peanut butter are a choking hazard for infants, doctors say, but a bit of watered - down puree of peanut butter, starting at around 6 - months - old, can help prevent peanut allergies.

I only add little water pra soft enough to digest sa baby at hindi masyado runny ang texture then i mash it or sometimes i used blender to get a smoother texture to avoid chocking hazard then i add 2 scoops of his formula sa food nya to give him a familiar flavor and somehow it taste so much better and healthier.

Made of solid Baltic birch plywood and eco-MDF, its finishes are non-toxic, water - based and free of VOC health hazards.

The lack of access to safe water, and to utensils and fuel to boil it, adds to the hazards of formula feeding, Shereen said, adding: «Women often just mix the formula with ordinary water, which is often contaminated, and bacteria flourish when this happens.»

Removing choking hazards throughout the home and especially keeping water hazards and poisons (cleaning products, cosmetics) where your child can't reach them can prevent the number one causes of death before the age of 5!

Aside the wanton destruction of water bodies by illegal miners, some communities, especially in Accra, have complained about the health hazards posed to them by factories operating within residential areas.

Oneida County Executive Anthony J. Picente said residents need to be aware of the health hazards posed by possible raw sewage in the water flooding many basements after touring flood damaged areas of Whitesboro.

The earthen dam that holds some 130 million gallons of water was deemed «high hazard» in a 2016 report.

The Erie County Department of Health (ECDOH) Environmental Health Division is dedicated to protecting the citizens and visitors of Erie County from biological, chemical and physical hazards that may be present in the food, water and built environment.

In that earlier fact sheet, the state asserted that the discovery of the cancer - linked chemical in the public village water supply «does not constitute an immediate health hazard.»

Even with all of NY's cumbersome regulations, the water still got contaminated and NY State was oblivious to the hazards so it sounds more like the system isn't working so why not curtail some of those regulations?

«The pipeline would travel over many of our water supplies and aquifers; it would create a significant health hazard and risk damaging our region's many farms, orchards and tourist attractions.»

We have two problems on the water system: we have an old infrastructure and there are actually health hazards in our water systems because we did a lot of manufacturing for a lot of years.

Brown's new initiatives for lead in drinking water testing come one day after the Buffalo Common Council passed legislation aimed at addressing chipping and peeling lead paint hazards in rental units following two years of reporting by Investigative Post on Buffalo's serious lead poisoning problem.

While the smoke is highly visual, it is non-toxic, non-staining, does not create a fire hazard and dissipates within a few minutes, according to Steve Devan, Oneida County Commissioner of Water Quality and Water Pollution Control.

The artificial smoke presents no hazard and dissipates with a few minutes, according to Steve Devan, Oneida County Commissioner of Water Quality and Water Pollution control.

3.2 Assessment of community awareness of illegal mining hazards on water bodies and the environment

Yet even as worry grew in Hoosick Falls, the Health Department told local officials last January that the amount of PFOA that had been found in the water supply «does not constitute an immediate health hazard,» though it recognized a need to «take measures to reduce it.»

Fish Farming • Currently, almost all U.S. fish farms exist inside the three - mile strip of water that states control and that create pollution hazards.

The proposal «is the first in the nation that identified a health - protective level of chromium 6 in drinking water,» said Joan Denton, director of the California Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment.

Sustaining fresh water and energy resources; mitigating the effects of natural hazards such as earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, severe weather, landslides, coastal erosion, and solar flares; and dealing with the consequences of global warming and sea - level rise are issues that affect all populations, regardless of gender, ethnicity, or cultural traditions.

Besides the hazards of low water, exotic fish in the river are preying on pupfish.

They say they need precise data on the prevalence and onset of medical conditions, as well as from air and water sampling, to properly assess the hazards of drilling.

Wedges of Water APART FROM CALLING attention to the phenomenon of catastrophic collapse of the flank of a volcano, the discovery of silent earthquakes is forcing scientists to reconsider various aspects of fault motion — including seismic hazard assessments.

«They constitute hard sciences that help us understand the world we live in and provide a basis for knowledge and understanding of natural hazards, weather forecasting, air quality, and water availability, among other concerns.»