Sentence examples for adequate driving from inspiring English sources

His 300-page report systematically tears apart Railtrack's "lamentable failure" to introduce safe signalling systems in the entrance to Paddington station, comes down heavily against Thames Trains for failing to carry out adequate driving training, and raises questions about the speed with which signallers in the control box at Slough acted to warn the drivers that an accident was imminent.

Analyte detection was optimized when the sample pH was adjusted to 5.0, but the sample solutions with pH values from 3 to 10 provided adequate driving force for cyanide recovery and detection.

Randy Tolsma, 37, a pro driver from Charlotte, N.C., said that most participants come to the performance school believing they have adequate driving skills.

Given that the equilibrium is pH driven, it was logical that the sample solutions of various pH values provide adequate driving force for the detection system.

For example females (health domain) have a higher propensity for injurious crashes, and voiced feelings of insecurity about driving skills and competence (predisposing domain) as they lacked adequate driving experience.

Participating parents felt that the most effective approach to achieve widespread CSS use in China is to combine adequate driving safety education with CSS promotion before legislative interventions are implemented.

Whilst some sunglasses may be adequate for driving or every day activities, greater protection may be needed for in extreme UV conditions such as skiing and surfing.

The difference between safety as a necessary condition and safety as a cultural value is that in the first context it is part of adequate practical conduct (driving, cycling, etc).

Mr. Corbin doesn't always manage adequate responses to the driving score, but when he does — dancers flopping their bodies on the ground like fish out of water, or Mr. Martinez alone, arms raised, as the others wheel away — they are entirely persuasive.

In practice, this prohibits the publication of maps at a scale larger than 1 200,000 — where one centimeter represents two kilometers — a degree of precision more than adequate if you are driving from town to town but not if you are rambling from hither to yon.

Further prospective study is merited to assess when and why people with glaucoma change their driving habits, and to determine if their observed self-regulation of driving is adequate to ensure safety.