Sentence examples for contamination incident from inspiring English sources
The blast immediately provoked fears that Japan could be plunged into the worst nuclear contamination incident since the disaster at Chernobyl, 25 years ago.
The water contamination incident affecting more than 300,000 households in Lancashire could lead to criminal prosecutions according to a government watchdog, as experts said animal faeces or a dead carcass was most likely to blame.
EU commission officials say the Belgian authorities have been unable to demonstrate conclusively that there was only one contamination incident and that they have located and closed all the farms that may have been affected.
This position is favored by many environmental and consumer groups and by food companies, which fear that a contamination incident would hurt sales and undermine public confidence in food safety.
The FSA added that it still believed from its investigations into the fipronil contamination incident in Europe that it was very unlikely that the eggs posed a risk to public health.
Told of a contamination incident in Belgium, its then-boss, Doug Ivester, is said to have dismissed it with the comment: "Where the fuck is Belgium?" A few months later, after a mishandled public-relations exercise that cost Coke sales across Europe, he was fired.
Although the EPA issued a 2004 report concluding there is very little risk that fracking can contaminate drinking water, there are some documented contamination incidents.
Reactive analyses would involve responding to cryptosporidiosis outbreaks or Cryptosporidium oocyst contamination incidents by typing oocysts from cases and/or contaminated water samples and comparing results with those from putative watershed sources.
He said stringent safety procedures had kept that company from having any contamination incidents.
"The history of UCG is littered with contamination incidents, ground subsidence and industrial accidents.
He said Cabot was still investigating the causes of last January's contamination incidents.
