Sentence examples for erosion of safety from inspiring English sources

These cases share similar management practices at their core: relentless cost-cutting, gross neglect of maintenance, systematic erosion of safety culture, and an obsession with doing work too quickly to save money.

Too little trust results in an erosion of safety leading to potential catastrophe.

It seems fairly obvious that an important contributing factor to the erosion of safety in the Millstone plants was the disappearing common ground between management and staff.

It is concluded that the proposed CDPP is applicable to safety assessment of BDBAs in NPPs without significant erosion of the safety margin.

In addition, it is concluded that the CDPP is applicable to safety assessment of BDBAs in nuclear power plants without significant erosion of the safety margin.

Yet the more I thought about it, the less surprising the apparent erosion of that safety seemed.

Ever tightening financial straits for the average American and the erosion of social safety nets have given the lie to now quaint values like hard work.

But it's the erosion of those safety nets that is at issue here.

In the case of the Millstone Power Station, it seems evident that the economic climate was a factor contributing to the erosion of the safety culture and that the larger public (i.e. the attention of Time magazine) played a very important role in helping both the NRC and Northeast Utilities to recognise that there was a safety problem and to motivate them to initiate actions to make improvements.

The report urged widespread changes to the way the military approaches health and safety, and criticised the "steady erosion of focus on safety".

And, by allowing a simple congressional vote on raising the debt ceiling to become a referendum on empowering so-called "job creators," the president has himself enabled changing the conversation which can only lead to a gradual erosion of a federal safety net.