Sentence examples for expensive safety from inspiring English sources

The inquiry into the Clapham rail disaster in 1988 which killed 35 people recommended an absurdly expensive safety system.

Another blow to the railway's finances is the expensive safety recommendation made by Lord Cullen's inquiry into the Paddington rail crash.

And if we spend all our resources on expensive safety systems that are not sustainable we're not going to solve the problem.

A generally less expensive safety feature is the antilock brake system, which remains optional on about half of all car models.

This is because existing batteries use flammable organic solvents as an electrolyte (through which the current flows), whereas a solid electrolyte does not pose a fire risk and does not need expensive safety features.

Next, he said, city officials decided that expensive safety equipment that they had not originally thought would be required -- like signals and lights to warn pedestrians -- would, in fact, have to be installed.

Those plans foundered, though, in the face of prohibitively expensive product safety testing.

Most observers see North Korea's bombs and missiles as more of an expensive, dangerous safety blanket than real firepower.

The report also called for cuts to a broad range of business taxes used to pay for big government and France's expensive social safety net.

Chris Cooper, a D.O.T. spokesman, said that those designs were too expensive, raised safety issues and had too great an impact on wetlands.

One of the most common and least expensive electrical safety devices is the little gray or orange connector that converts a three-pronged plug into a two-pronged one.