Sentence examples for accident underscores from inspiring English sources

At the very least, the accident underscores the need to accelerate the schedule of banning single-hulled ships from American and European ports and to inspect those that do enter port extremely carefully.

"This tragic accident underscores the fact that it can be lethally dangerous to jump into an unguarded water body along New York's more than 500 miles of shoreline, including more than 14 miles along the Bronx River," said Vickie Karp, a spokeswoman for the parks department.

Jeanne Bassett, a senior associate with activist group Environment Colorado, told VICE News that the accident underscores the threats presented by abandoned mines to wildlife and water supplies.

But the company's chairman, Patrice Motsepe, said the accident underscored the need for more stringent safety efforts.

The accident underscored not only how different dilbit is from conventional oil, but how unprepared we are for the impending flood of imports.

The factory had been hailed in recent years as a model enterprise by local officials, but the deadly accident underscored the lack of rigorous safety inspections by officials.

But the new accident underscored the difficulty of monitoring crane operations simultaneously at dozens of high-rise construction sites around the city.

Last month, a Canadian National Railway Company train carrying lubricating oil, ethanol and natural gas liquids between Winnipeg and Edmonton derailed in Saskatchewan, leading to a leak on farmland and well-publicized comments by Saskatchewan's premier, Brad Wall, that the accident underscored the need for more pipelines to safely move petroleum products.

It was the latest in a string of large-scale industrial accidents, underscoring the cut corners and regulatory oversights that have emerged as a grim side effect of China's breakneck economic ascent.

This most recent fatal accident only underscores that the United States is fighting a war that is (literally) misdirected.

"This accident again underscores the dangerous nature of these hazardous journeys, and the desperate and dangerous measures people will resort to when they are fleeing persecution in their home countries," the UN refugee agency said in a statement.