Sentence examples for factory explosion from inspiring English sources
While incidents like the factory explosion in West, Tex., are often preventable, corporate negligence and poor government oversight drastically increase the risk that they will happen.
That may explain why news of the blast was suppressed: just a single paragraph was allowed to be published in the newspapers, announcing "60 feared dead in Midlands factory explosion".
The president said he hoped to draw on the spirit that poured forth after the bombings in Boston and the factory explosion in West, Tex., both of which he visited, to change the tone in Washington.
On Monday, the opposition parties, known as the J.M.P., released a statement saying of the factory explosion: "This horrible crime came after the order of the authority to openly withdraw its military and security in favor of Qaeda and other armed groups, in a desperate attempt of President Saleh to confirm his argument that Yemen is just a ticking time bomb".
After trending briefly on Weibo on Friday, the story faded in public discussion over the weekend, as news such as a chemical factory explosion in north-eastern China and the defeat of Chinese soccer team by Thailand's national team grabbed people's attention.
On his first day in Milan, he was sent to the scene of a munitions factory explosion, where rescuers retrieved the shredded remains of female workers.
To attract borrowers, the company routinely sends similar packets offering loans to families affected by a Job's list of disasters, from factory explosions to bus accidents.
Mr. van Heerden's apparent praise of conditions at Foxconn came despite previous reports of employees committing suicide, dying in factory explosions and complaining of sometimes working more than 70 hours a week.
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration -- an agency better associated with factory explosions -- has even issued guidelines for retailers on how to reduce the odds of workers getting hurt in a melee.
But he said production stopped after a fireworks-factory explosion in a nearby village last year that killed 35 people.
The Kunshan factory dust explosion on 2 August 2014 is an example: the explosion killed 97 people and injured 163 more, and caused a direct economic loss of RMB 351 million Yuan (Han 2015).
