Sentence examples for causing fatalities from inspiring English sources

Had it not been for the accidental presence of a single courageous human being, a nuclear conflagration could have occurred causing fatalities on a vast scale.

Recent stories from France and the US highlight the dangers of clinical trials causing fatalities or of alarming data being hidden.

A punishing earthquake struck the Bay Area, wreaking havoc, causing fatalities, suspending the Bay Area World Series between the Giants and the A's.

Expert evidence was heard that it was possible to conduct such stops without causing fatalities by organising officers differently and by using sirens and blue lights to let the occupants know they needed to surrender.

The likelihood of an event causing fatalities is positively correlated with VEI (Figure 12c).

There are significant differences between regions in the probability of an event causing fatalities, and the likely number of fatalities.

Six of the seven fatal incidents that caused fatalities one kilometre or less from the volcano claimed fewer than 41 lives, whilst six of the ten that caused fatalities ten or more kilometres from the volcano killed over 140 people.

"Knife crime damages communities, threatens the public and too often causes fatalities.

In a war, even such diseases as influenza could cause fatalities.

This incident is the latest to cause fatalities on the Scottish mountains in the past few weeks.

Other attempted knife attacks in public places — often targeting soldiers on patrol — have been thwarted and not caused fatalities.