Sentence examples for era of safety from inspiring English sources

"Benghazi has entered into a new era of safety and peace," he said in a televised address, wearing a white uniform.

Ashcroft served as attorney general during the George W. Bush administration, overseeing a historic era of safety and security in the wake of 9/11.

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Is it true that "we live in an era of unprecedented safety"?

It was not an era of greater safety for children, he concluded; it was one of greater confinement to the home.

She says the episode informed her approach to self-driving cars, which she believes herald a new era of road safety, and left her impatient for results.

A newly strengthened F.D.A. would not be perfect in its judgment, and it wouldn't usher in a utopian era of pharmaceutical safety — risks and side effects are unavoidable when it comes to drugs.

In an era of player safety, you just can't add more games, and even 18 regular-season games with no preseason games would mean many more snaps for starting players than the current configuration.

The last driver to be killed during a race, Ayrton Senna's death at the San Marino Grand Prix on 1 May 1994 made front pages around the world, and ushered in a new era of heightened safety for F1.

In that respect, as in many others, we live in an era of unprecedented safety: the twenty-first century is the first ever moment when we have known how to defend ourselves from such impacts, which occur once every 250,000 years or so.

After all, he did spearhead a new era of driver safety (there hasn't been a death in a national series race since 2001), trigger an influx of racial and gender diversity, and negotiate the lucrative long-term television deal that's currently holding Nascar together.