Sentence examples for because of accidents from inspiring English sources

But they fail to attain that age because of accidents or unhealthy living, he said.

Hundreds die each year because of accidents, heart failure or other health problems blamed on their working environment.

"Domodedovo because of accidents had its electricity cut off, and people continued to arrive at the airport," he said.

At the world championships in 1991, her preliminary heat had to be restarted several times because of accidents.

Every year, hundreds of toddlers are admitted to hospital in Glasgow because of accidents in the home.

Wallace has finished on the lead lap in only six races and has been eliminated from three races because of accidents.

Derbyshire's opening County Championship match of the season at Leicestershire was postponed because of the accident, and has been provisionally rescheduled for 8 June.

The exoskeleton can be used for the rehabilitation of limbs because of accident or illness that can cause little muscle activity or null.

Costsofwar.com has tallied 106,000 Americans wounded in Iraq and Afghanistan or evacuated from those war zones because of accident or disease.

The producers had purchased an insurance policy from Lloyds, which reportedly covered them in case Ms. McDonald was unable to perform because of "accident or illness".

In a statement, Gogoro said "because of this terrible accident, a precious life and an outstanding employee has been lost.