Sentence examples for commonplace safety from inspiring English sources

Though protective gear such as helmets and knee pads was commonplace, safety concerns and escalating insurance premiums for skate parks played a major role in the sport's second fall from widespread popularity.

And if that weren't enough to make a parent or student jittery, there's the high school "lockdown" drill -- an increasingly commonplace safety exercise designed to protect students in case of a Columbine-type attack.

Within five years, he predict, computer-safety assistants could become commonplace - if automakers pursue safety services and regulators prod things along.

Yes, it was a long time ago and back in the day police corruption was commonplace, while health and safety was unheard of.

One of the best-known, if more commonplace, inventions was the safety match, after a Swedish professor developed a non-toxic type of phosphorous, and stuck it on the side of match boxes.

He asserted that many of those who are here illegally come from cultures in which unsafe driving is commonplace and that their safety practices will not improve if they are given the opportunity to obtain valid licenses.

Patient safety is becoming commonplace in management contracts.

Poor safety practice was commonplace including speeding, road rule violations and little use of helmets and this did not vary between rural and urban areas.

In the last decade, the use of probabilistic safety assessment has become commonplace for all phases of the life of a plant, including siting, design, construction, operation and decommissioning.

She even encourages her, vaguely, to get out and see town on her own, though makes no consideration as to her safety in a foreign culture where racism was commonplace.

Although the validity and safety of antipsychotic polypharmacy remains unclear, it is commonplace in the treatment of schizophrenia.