Sentence examples for dangerous collision from inspiring English sources

Snow had the presence of mind to lift him out of harms way, avoiding a potentially dangerous collision.

There will be a tariff for various offences, such as three points for a dangerous collision and up to five for more serious indiscretions.

He drew a hard foul and converted the free throws, but that he selected driving into a dangerous collision over a free look at a 3-pointer speaks to his low confidence as a shooter.

One year the Jewish Reinhardt chooses a man like himself to play the part, but - with Hitler's invasion of Austria in 1938 - finds life and art in dangerous collision.

It depicted the post-cold-war world as a place simultaneously subject to the fragmenting forces of religious and ethnic fundamentalism and the homogenizing forces of global capitalism: forces, he suggested, that were threats to democracy, and that were on a dangerous collision course with each other.

Cummings thinks that it will be possible to design intelligent air traffic control that can avoid that kind of dangerous collision.

Under that rule, designed to prevent dangerous collisions into the end boards on icing races, a linesman determines who will win the race as the puck crosses an imaginary line between the face-off dots.

The general managers also discussed but decided against recommending other measures intended to cut down on speed and dangerous collisions, including removal of the trapezoid behind the net and reinstating the two-line offside-pass rule.

The increase in the number of individual and collective means of transport leads to a potential raise in the amount of dangerous collisions for the human beings.

It appears reasonable, and it has already been shown in the literature, that extending the visual feedback with force feedback is able to complement the visual information (when missing or limited) through the sense of touch and allows the operator to better perceive information from the remote environment and its constraints, hopefully preventing dangerous collisions.

The performance incorporates such elements as "chainsaws, torches and knives" flying through the air, along with audience members seemingly floating in space, "orbiting planets [and] narrowly escaping dangerous collisions".