Sentence examples for fatality statistics from inspiring English sources

The fatality statistics were tallied by iCasualties.org, a Web site that tracks military casualties.

Even some safety specialists at the Federal Highway Administration have questioned the value of the federal work-zone fatality statistics.

I have a feeling there is a lesson here for all those fatality statistics we imbibe on Syria.

The Tri-State Transportation Committexecutiveutive director, Kate Slevin, said that while the fatality statistics showed a positive trend, they did not reflect fast enough progress.

S.U.V.'s and passenger cars have similar fatality statistics over all, however, because S.U.V.'s tend to fare better in multiple-vehicle crashes than cars.

"The widening mismatch of vehicle size and weight on our nation's highways is reflected in fatality statistics," he said in his testimony.

Here he was, charged with reducing one of the greatest sources of preventable death and injury in the United States, and he was being instructed to direct the energies of his tiny, underfunded agency toward a problem so small that it barely showed up in the traffic-fatality statistics.

For the second year in a row, California had the country's highest number of pedestrian fatalities, new statistics indicate.

GDL evaluations reveal general road safety benefits for young drivers, yet they continue to be overrepresented in fatality and injury statistics.

As stark as the fatality and injury statistics are for that segment of the route--from Avenue T in Palmdale to Interstate 15--they are not driving the debate over the widening plans.

However, in the 1980s and 1990s, a number of highly publicized incidents occurred that involved multiple fatalities, and reliable statistics showed homicide to be a major cause of worker deaths.