But the Red Cross warned that mines continue to be a deadly hazard in many parts of the world, including Afghanistan.

With a chimney fire, she said, dangerous amounts of smoke can back up into the house, creating a potentially deadly hazard for occupants.

They were twenty feet wide, and ten deep, a deadly hazard, enough to destroy a Centurion tank.

People living below the dam said they feared that its flaws would make it a deadly hazard.

Each of these routes had its own deadly hazards, from shipwreck to typhoid fever and cholera.

Do five cases of leukemia within three miles of a particular waste dump show a deadly hazard, or merely the workings of chance?

Their cheerful, casual approach to deadly hazard was almost as unnerving as the speed and intensity with which they fought.

A potentially more deadly hazard is that silicone is opaque to X-rays, and thus makes mammograms to find early breast cancer very difficult.

This deadly hazard can be significantly reduced if cigarettes are designed to be self-extinguishing after a smoker stops puffing on the cigarette.

The Government announced that nearly 10 million playpens had a deadly hazard: protruding rivets that could snag the clothing of young children.