Sentence examples for fatal mishap from inspiring English sources

But, a jury trial verdict found that defects in Toyota's Electronic Throttle Control System (ETCS) software and safety architecture caused a fatal mishap.

The Air Force's X-51A Waverider, a scramjet powered hypersonic missile, suffered a fatal mishap earlier this year on a test flight, and never reached hypersonic speeds.

A 29-year-old Pasadena man, Ralph A. Lowe, was killed in an industrial accident at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, the first fatal mishap reported in the history of the facility.

The accident was the most recent of three fatal mishaps involving tower cranes in the city in the last six months, which have brought intense scrutiny to crane operations and plunged the construction industry into turmoil.

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The third moon landing (the Apollo 13 mission) wasn't even covered live at the time until the crew had a catastrophic and near-fatal mishap.

Among the violations: near-fatal mishaps and hiding on-the-job accidents; a contractor managing the sludge tanks was investigated for workers' exposure to deadly tank fumes.

The crash in Tampa was one of several fatal air mishaps yesterday, apparently unrelated.

Rubio appears to have learned from his near-fatal New Hampshire mishap where he repeated himself three times, thus validating the stereotype his detractors have drawn of him --that he is a collection of sound bites.

But fatal errors and mishaps, and a fundamental shift in objectives, have stretched the bond that unites the federal agencies that fight fire -- mainly the Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management -- with those they protect.

As one competitor explained to me, the potentially fatal consequence of a mishap mostly does away with competitive instincts.