Sentence examples for crash proof from inspiring English sources

"People will rearrange their circumstance to meet the criteria," predicted Peter D. Schiff, the author of "Crash Proof: How to Profit From the Coming Economic Collapse".

With OS/2.20 the WorkPlace Shell was created and became a GUI standard, and future OS/2 iterations ran Windows with a reliability that led IBM to label the system "crash proof".

Mr. Schiff unreels his depressing outlook with a confidence appropriate for a man whose book, "Crash Proof: How to Profit From the Coming Economic Collapse," was published in February 2007.

Lorimer flashes a big grin and leans back in his chair, feeling justifiably smug about his master plan, which so far looks crash proof.

Schiff's 2007 book, Crash Proof: How to Profit from the Coming Economic Collapse (John Wiley & Sons, $28), is number 535 on Amazon.

Even the crash-proof Rush Limbaugh cracked up on that curve while actually saying something that was essentially true.

What's safer (i.e., more crash-proof and more secure from prying eyes): an external hard drive or online storage?

But Team France is ailing.Its main product is the European Pressurised Water Reactor (EPR), vaunted as the most sophisticated, plane-crash-proof and efficient in the world.

Smart keyboards start up and shut off instantly, are apparently crash-proof, save your work automatically and preserve your files when the batteries are removed.

Once suitably desiccated, they are sent downstairs to the vault, which is protected by reinforced concrete and considered bombproof and plane-crash-proof.

HealthSouth officials called the project a "digital hospital" that would be the first medical center to keep all its records on crash-proof servers and connect doctors with patients any time, anywhere.