Sentence examples for crashes which led to from inspiring English sources

But through a combination of bad luck and multiple crashes, which led to a sore right knee, he lurked near the back of the contenders, attacking occasionally, but not in true Contador form.

Lampe has been at the forefront in these efforts, testifying before Congress and asserting more vigorously in recent weeks that the rollover crashes which led to the deaths may have more to do with the Ford Explorer, on which the tires were mounted, than with the tires themselves.

The road race stages in the Netherlands were both marred by repeated crashes, which led to some unexpected big time gaps before the transfer to Italy.

Britain's great lead went down in flames, however, when several Comets crashed, which led to its withdrawal from service in 1954.

In late 1825, there was a bank crash, which led to a recession the following year (the Great Panic, as it was called), which led to a sharp downturn in publishing in general, and poetry publishing in particular.

Porn stars Holly Sampson, Joslyn James and nightclub waitress Jamie Jungers, three of Woods's alleged dozen mistresses, are to hold a lavish cocktail party on 3 December to celebrate, as they put it, the anniversary of the crash which led to their wider fame.

In a withering account of what it calls systemic and "lamentable" failings by the MoD and Britain's biggest arms company, the government-commissioned report says the crash – which led to the biggest single loss of life of British service personnel since the Falklands war – could have been avoided if those in charge of ensuring the safety of RAF aircraft had been more responsible.

They are involved in a bus crash, which leads to her death.

Oncoming vehicles tried to swerve to avoid those two crashed vehicles, which led to a second crash causing a chain reaction involving 12 other vehicles, officials said.

Policymakers such as King consider the near-meltdown of 2008 to have been more profound than the 1929 Wall Street Crash that which led to the slump of the 1930s.

Democrats have likened the new commission to the Pecora Commission, which was established in 1932 to examine the causes of the 1929 stock market crash and which led to major reforms like the Glass-Steagall Act, which separated investment banks and commercial banks.