1.   At the same time, surveillance of the food supply has been cut sharply and inspection methods are just beginning to catch up with the new hazards.

2.   He cautioned that the emergence of the Internet created new hazards for survey researchers because only part of the population could be reached over it.

3.   Its effect is to set up new hazards for unwary or ill-informed investors.

4.   Koch noted a new hazard for public servants.

5.   Recent alterations may have improved conditions for musicians on stage, but the added resonance of brass and drums brings new hazards for orchestral balance.

6.   Snow, on the other hand, is a comparatively new hazard.

7.   With that new mission, obviously, have come new hazards.

8.   Together we must also confront the new hazards of chemical and biological weapons and the outlaw states, terrorists and organized criminals seeking to acquire them.