Sentence examples for in some crashes from inspiring English sources

In some crashes, pilots may have become lost in the smoke.

In some crashes, moreover, the air bag correctly inflated, but did not prevent deaths or injuries because the impact was so severe.

Both the government agency and the insurance group note that doors shouldn't open because in some crashes occupants could be completely or partly ejected from the vehicle, especially if they are unbelted.

The bags inflate in one of two ways: in some crashes, they are only half-filled, or not used at all, depending on how far forward the front seats are positioned and whether the seat belts are in use.

Brian O'Neill, a leading expert in the S.U.V. safety debate, sees his minivan as the best of both worlds: a low center of gravity like a car's, which reduces the risk of a rollover, and high seats like an S.U.V.'s, which improve the driver's view and may also prevent injuries in some crashes.

In fact, some crashes confer greater fame than any medal could: Hermann Maier's flying, one-legged wipeout at Nagano in 1998, for example, when he went through both barriers and partway down the mountain before knocking himself unconscious.

Mobile network operators EE, Three, Vodafone, O2 and more have started offering pre-orders on monthly price plans this morning too, in some cases crashing their sites.

As tens of millions of people rushed online for the details, important interchanges on the Web sagged, faltered and, in some cases, crashed.

The two biggest recalls last year were related to complaints about sudden acceleration, with Toyota cars and trucks supposedly speeding out of control, in some cases crashing and injuring or killing their occupants.

Thus, the ND approach allows us to observe and analyse the interrelationship between driver, vehicle, road and other traffic participants in ordinary situations, in conflict situations and, more rarely, in some actual crashes.

The November recall dealt with gas pedals that could become stuck under the floor mats, causing sudden and uncontrollable acceleration and, in some cases, fatal crashes.