Sentence examples for a string of safety from inspiring English sources
In the worst worst case scenario, something goes awry midair, and a string of safety nets falls into place.
In the worst worst_-_case scenario, something goes awry midair, and a string of safety nets falls into place.
Following a string of safety scares — and the recall of a few million Chinese-made toys — American toy makers have suddenly discovered the benefits of regulation.
The milk contamination is the latest in a string of safety scares with Chinese-made products, ranging from medication to toys to pet food.
Renault has been suspended from the next Formula One race, the Grand Prix of Europe, after the latest in a string of safety mishaps for the sport.
Toyota said in February it would recall almost half a million hybrid cars worldwide, including 8,500 of its Prius model in the UK, following a string of safety scares.
This apparent gullibility came after what the Wall Street Journal described as "a string of nuclear safety records cover-ups... including... the company's doctoring of safety records concerning reactor shrouds, a part of the reactors themselves, in the 1980s through the early 1990s".
The operator of the bus, Angel de la Torre, owns a company, Angel Tours, that was barred in June from making trips across state lines after federal regulators cited a string of serious safety violations.
"We sent the mayor a petition of 800 signatures from Washington Irving High School at least three weeks ago," said Gregg Lundahl, the teachers' union leader at the Manhattan school, where there have been a string of recent safety incidents, including a student's arrest on a gun possession charge.
Meyer declined comment.The incidents were the latest in a string of several safety and security lapses that in July prompted Nanos to suspend 23 employees and shut down all work at the 12,000-employee lab (Science, 23 July, p. 462).
Freelance journalist Daniel Hurst reported for HuffPost U.S. on Japan's Seikatsu Club, a food cooperative that housewives launched in the 1960s after a string of food safety scandals.
