Sentence examples for case of mishap from inspiring English sources

Their taste for the trade was accentuated a few years ago by an order from a sheriff for two ropes, the explanation for the duplication being that it was for reserve in case of mishap with a 300-pound subject.

Google's cars follow a route that has already been driven at least once by a human, and a driver always sits behind the wheel, or in the passenger seat, in case of mishap.

And as official Olympic table supplier, it has already shipped 70 of its finest examples (usually retailing at around £10,000 a pop) to London: eight for competition and the rest for warm-ups, practice and as reserves in case of mishap.

Because ABE has several emergency backup systems in case of mishap, the researchers assume that something catastrophic, such as the implosion of one of ABE's glass buoyancy balls, must have befallen the robot.

Mariner pitches the insurance policies to customers as a way of paying off a loan in case of mishaps: There is a life insurance policy that promises to make the loan payments if you die, an unemployment policy that makes the payments if you lose your job, and an accident and disability policy in case of those possibilities.

Their excuse: it is impossible to evacuate people from a portion of the 10-mile radius around the plant in case of a mishap.

Pete, one of the safety kayakers who had been hovering downstream in case of a mishap, came to my rescue, and I clung gratefully to the back of his boat as he towed me to shore.

"It wasn't very exciting," said Dr Rubenstein, who "usually stuck around" to take notes, in case of a mishap.

Details about all their personal belongings such as medicines,Id's, important information as the contact numbers in case of any mishap.

Table 1 displays the percentage of subjects reporting each type of mishap and the means and range of such mishaps for those subjects who reported their events.

Mariner sells insurance policies that are supposed to cover a borrower's loan payments in case of various mishaps — death, accident, unemployment and the like.