Sentence examples for early fatalities from inspiring English sources

Typically, in less than two miles, the plume is too weak to cause early fatalities.

Early fatalities could turn the general public against self-driving cars very quickly.

Only those people exposed to the plume within two miles of the reactor are at risk of becoming early fatalities.

and then left the area six hours later at six m.p.h., the estimated initial fatalities would drop from 29 to 12. Better yet, timely evacuation at three m.p.h. or more would result in near zero early fatalities.

He opines about a nuclear plume being created by an explosion at the plant: "Typically, in less than two miles, the plume is too weak to cause early fatalities.

While studies come with obvious limitations, it is abundantly clear that natural forces would profoundly limit the number of early fatalities caused by a terrorist attack or some other disaster.

Early fatality was 33% within 7 days and 42% within 30 days.

He said he once interviewed Branson, who told him an early fatality in the commercial passenger sector may destroy the entire operation.

And early fatality data from Florence's assault on the Carolinas suggest that being in your car, on the road, after the storm hits land has been especially deadly.

Hemorrhagic shock, in addition to directly resulting in early fatality, is a predictor of poor outcome in the injured patient.

This pattern implies an intuitive association between penetrating mechanism and severe hemorrhage, given the predominance of early fatality from penetrating injuries.