Sentence examples for collision becoming from inspiring English sources

Grosjean was later given a one-race ban for causing the collision, becoming the first driver in eighteen years to be banned from racing.

But simply knowing who owns what won't stop unmanned aerial vehicles from collisions or becoming a public nuisance.

It was becoming collision football.

The only consistency is her holiday wardrobe: a garish yet becoming collision of diagonal stripes and loud summer colours.

The documentation of bird collisions is slowly becoming more thorough and Flap has developed a web mapping tool that allows people around the world to report cases.

A female cyclist died this morning after a collision with a lorry, becoming the fourth cycling fatality in London in just eight days.

And Asia as a whole needs agreements to help prevent every collision at sea from becoming a trial of strength.America and China should try to work multilaterally.

Things like rearward facing cameras and collision warning sensors are becoming more and more common, after first appearing as a concept.

After its introduction later this year on the XTS full-size sedan, the SRX will also receive a driver's seat that pulses on the left or right side to warn of unintended lane departures or the threat of collision — a feature that risks becoming the butt of many jokes.

"As a result they cannot give their full attention to the road and risk becoming involved in a collision".

Betz and Fisher 2009 suggested that further research into the detection of cognitive impairment and its potential implications for road safety is becoming more crucial in preventing fatal collisions as the population ages (9).