Sentence examples for a severe safety from inspiring English sources

Southold town officials call it a severe safety hazard.

Methane liberated in underground coal mines is a severe safety hazard to miners.

It was only a question of time before these mandrels failed too, posing a severe safety hazard and resulting in production down-time.

As shown in Fig. 12, a significant part of the secret object with a higher detection weight holds more secret information and causes a severe safety issue if leaked out.

SeaWorld says Hargrove left "after being disciplined for a severe safety violation involving the park's killer whales," which Hargrove disputes.

Førde Airport, Øyrane was located in the middle of an industrial area and had severe safety shortcomings, such as lacking an instrument landing system and had a control tower without sight of the entire runway.

The accord's members said that when inspectors uncovered severe safety risks at a factory, "a viable plan with renovations and repairs undertaken to address the hazards will be produced and workers will be paid while the factory remains closed".

In February 2006, Dr. Rosemary Johann-Liang, a drug safety supervisor, recommended that the labels of both Avandia and Actos receive the agency's most severe safety warning — called a "black box" — for their tendencies to worsen the risks of heart failure, a problem distinct from the heart attack risks seen only in Avandia.

Poisoned baby formula, lethal antibiotics, cadmium-heavy rice, lead-coated toys, collapsing bridges, toppling buildings -- in every corner of China's economy, severe safety lapses are a daily fixture of Chinese life.   .

In June 2007, a new report from the Rail Inspectorate showed that Ofotbanen had severe safety problems the company was using engineers without necessary licenses, and was not performing safety analysis.

This week, the Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney defended his tenure as head of the private equity firm Bain Capital by comparing Bain's role in troubled companies to the government's rescue of G.M. Rest assured that if Bain Capital owned G.M., it would not be subjecting the Volt to severe safety tests and trumpeting the negative results.