Sentence examples similar to crash producing from inspiring English sources

The news story about the crash produced by WWOR-TV with Joshua Eure as Executive Producer won 2007 Emmy Awards in Spot News category.

Ms. Schapiro pointed out that the 1987 stock market crash produced trading of 600 million shares a day — a figure that seemed incredible at the time.

This secure military barracks would have been inaccessible to RPF rebels, a point made some years ago in a report on the crash produced by the Rwandan government.

If any part of the metal scraping on metal or metal scraping on pavement that is typical in a crash produced a spark, the car would erupt into a fireball.

Britain's Cal Crutchlow, who missed qualifying after a crash, produced a stunning recovery drive to finish sixth despite racing with a broken ankle.

On November 3, 2008, tests conducted on two bones recovered about one-half mile (0.8 km) from the site of the crash produced a match to Fossett's DNA.

But none of the crashes produced injuries, Nascar reported.

Leaving airliners aside, even small plane crashes produce a detailed and publicly released investigation report in every case.

And then our runaway financial system came crashing down, producing the worst economic contraction since the 1930s.

The crash this produces was soothing to the boys, although the tenants of the house were furious.

Almost every aspect of the Enron crash has produced waves of bitterness and staggering losses for numerous investors.