Sentence examples for damaging accident from inspiring English sources

"My father had a physically damaging accident when I was younger and his lawyer betrayed him and allowed the other party to get away without paying anything," he said.

The risks of an economically damaging accident are higher than those for conventional crude, the report said, because pipelines carrying oil sands crude are more prone to spills, an argument long made by opponents of the Keystone XL project.

By contrast, the expected frequency of a core damage accident at the Quad Cities facility in Illinois is once every 833,000 years.

The punishments for D.W.I. are far more severe than those meted out for leaving the scene of a property-damage accident, which can elicit up to 15 days in jail and/or a $250 fine.

Given that in the history of nuclear energy, 582 reactors have operated for a total of 14,400 years (counting each year of operation by one reactor as a reactor-year), a core-damage accident has happened once every 1,309 years of operation.

The first publically acknowledged NPP-related accident took place at Three Mile Island (TMI), 26 years after the Shippingport NPP came on line, when the plant encountered a major core-damage accident.

Finally, according to the boron injection into water, it was found that at least 600 ppm 10B is required to have the sufficient criticality safety and to assure the sub-criticality condition following a severe core damage accident.

Kanye West postpones three shows after gear is damaged in accident.

But projecting forward, the nuclear statisticians estimate the frequency of core damage accidents at one-tenth to one-hundredth of that level.

Since the 1950s, he said, about 600 reactors have operated worldwide, and there have been seven core damage accidents, including those at Fukushima, Chernobyl and Three Mile Island.

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