Sentence examples for accident confirmed from inspiring English sources

This week, two experts with detailed knowledge of the accident confirmed that the cloud could have killed thousands of people.

Critics said that the accident confirmed their worst fears about Shell's Arctic project and should force federal regulators to stop it.

Even after half a century of spaceflight, the Virgin Galactic accident confirmed that moving humans at supersonic speeds to escape gravity is still not without high risks — even for the most seasoned pilots and the most innovative aerospace companies.

Cerebral arterial disease was defined as a history of cerebral vascular accident (confirmed by a neurologist), a transient ischemic attack or a carotid endarterectomy.

This accident confirms our worst fears about the failure of Olympic authorites and TfL to provide adequate safe cycle routes around the Olympic Park: a huge amount of money has been spent with very little to show for it.

The details of the accident were confirmed by tenants and the developer, who identified the woman as Ruth Newkirk.

Alvarez said yesterday's crash was an accident, but confirmed earlier reports that the plane had aborted one takeoff for checks, then later tried a second takeoff.

German accident investigators confirmed today that only one air traffic controller was on duty at the control center in Zurich on Monday night when a Russian passenger jet collided with a cargo plane owned by DHL Worldwide.

An investigation into the accident has confirmed early suspicions about the sequence of events that destroyed about 65% of the observatory's 11,000 light-detecing sensors (ScienceNOW, 13 November 2001).

These indications mean that substantial quantities of radioactive particles were floating during first 50 days after the FNPP1 accident, as confirmed by the direct measurements both at a fixed station (Kanai 2012), samples (Kita et al. 2013), and balloon in situ measurements (Fukushima University 2011).

However, more recent research in a sample of motor vehicle accident survivors confirmed the three-factor structure (i.e., intrusion, avoidance, and hyperarousal subscales) as well as adequate internal consistency for each of the subscales (Beck et al., 2008).