Is this sentence right?

"Exposure to biological samples may cause health hazard"

Should it not be... "Exposure to biological samples may be hazardous to health" or maybe "Biological samples can be a health hazard"?

Thanks in advance for evryone out there for your comments and any help.

asked Jan 23 '12 at 05:17

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I think you need exposure in whichever sentence you choose.

Exposure to biological samples may be a health hazard.

OR

Exposure to biological samples can be a health hazard.

Both are grammatically correct. There seems to be less of a risk from exposure if you use may instead of can, in my opinion.

link	answered Jan 23 '12 at 15:07 Jody M. Expert

Thank you very much Jody. That settles it! – Parthiban – Jan 24 '12 at 07:25

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