Sentence examples for crash questions from inspiring English sources
Since the crash questions have been raised about European Union regulations that permit pilots to fly for commercial airlines a minimum of four weeks after symptoms of depression have been resolved.
Thomas Kline, a lawyer for passengers injured in the crash, questioned the NTSB findings and said he wondered whether the engineer sped up to get through the area quickly and avoid getting "rocked".
After the flight crashed, questions immediately arose about whether the conference would proceed.
The crash raised questions about the increasing use of rail to transport oil in North America.
Subsequent investigation of the crash raised questions about structural weakness in the plane's main wooden-wing spar.
The heavy-handed government intervention after the crash raised questions about whether China's volatile and highly speculative local markets could pass muster with global investors and regulators.
This crash, and questions surrounding the cause of other high-profile crashes like the deliberate crash of Mozambican Airlines flight TM470 in November 2013, may provoke airline authorities to review their process for mental health screening.
Most of the focus was on the xenophobic sentiment that followed the crash, but questions about the suitability of driving such cars in Singapore's streets were also raised.
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Carpenter's crash renewed questions as to whether the new aerodynamic design of the cars makes them susceptible to flipping.
Scarred and traumatized after a plane crash, she questions the existence of a loving God and, insurance payout in hand, hightails it to Vegas, where she's promptly taken under wing by a smitten bartender (Russell Brand) and time-toughened lounge singer (Octavia Spencer).
