Sentence examples for casualty problem from inspiring English sources

Extending this period up to (say) 5 years or longer where data exist would help highlight either a growing casualty problem that a safety camera might help solve, or simply a short-term 'blip' after which annual casualty rates would return to existing levels without the necessary expense of an intervention, allowing limited resources to be deployed elsewhere.

But there is one small temporary casualty of the problem, Twitter Search has been paused for about an hour, I'm told.

For a man whose driving has been the chief casualty of the problems with his swing, he will have been justifiably pleased to have hit 12 of 14 fairways on Sunday.

In a country wracked by financial woes — with the race itself likely to become a casualty of those problems — and at a track that has always produced boring processions from start to finish, Sunday's race was one of the high points of the season.

Jean-Claude Darcheville also misses the Lyon match, but could return within another week, while Nacho Novo, like Beasley, is another long-term casualty, with a shoulder problem.

But activists insist that civilian casualties remain a serious problem.

The solution is careful monitoring, but this has become a casualty of the security problems in Dhobley.

But how to convince the population there that the government in Baghdad could become a government for all Iraqis, while not undermining any such change in feeling by inflicting high civilian casualties, is a hard problem for the future.

During the competition, Neymar was the most high-profile casualty, Sergio Aguero and Angel Di Maria also suffered problems, and Cristiano Ronaldo was not at full fitness.

It was a sad day when 23-year-old Chinatown dim sum palace Empress Pavilion closed last summer, a casualty of escalating financial problems and declining business.

Although Leander had not suffered serious damage in the battle, Thompson had manning problems: casualties from the Battle of Santa Cruz de Tenerife in July 1797 had never been replaced, 14 men had been wounded in the battle at Aboukir Bay and two officers and fifty men had been detached to man the captured French prizes.