Sentence examples for crashes is that from inspiring English sources

A crucial misconception about market crashes is that they are short, violent events — Black Monday, Black Thursday — that wipe out traders before they know what hit them.

What often happens in airplane crashes is that the medical examiners choose a cutoff weight — they'll test every sample that weighs one pound or more, in addition to any recognizable body parts, and send those remains back to the families.

"The motorcycle fatalities have gone up, the rollovers have gone up, which is a function of a greater numbers of light trucks and vans, and another aspect, in vehicle to vehicle crashes, is that we have a changing fleet," he said.

One of the learnings from the Boeing 737 Max crashes is that their crisis management protocols should have been triggered years ago.

Crash was "that race movie". A film that painfully showcased racial tension in a moving, but ultimately overwrought way that was a turn-off to many.

For example, the NTSB conclusion for many of the bad-weather crashes was that the pilot should not have flown given the forecast or observed bad weather.

One of the lessons from the financial crash is that there is no substitute for transparency.

"What we know from the financial crash is that young people were disproportionately affected.

The paradoxical lesson of this crash is that cars will be safer when they take more decisions away from humans.

The working theory for the crash is that a fire in the cockpit brought the plane down.

"What's happened since the crash is that the available stock has been taken up by young households," says Dr Rachael Unsworth of the University of Leeds' school of geography.