Sentence examples for incidents work from inspiring English sources
In another study, Florida department of Transportation (Florida DOT) developed empirical travel time variability models such as function of frequency of incidents, work zones and weather conditions.
Further they have categorized into three main events such as traffic influence events (includes traffic incidents, work zones and weather), traffic demand events (includes fluctuations in normal traffic and special events) and physical highways features (includes traffic control devices and bottle necks) [3].
I have had two incidents working with him of films not getting made (Judgement Day with Gregory Peck and The Hostages), which I might have had to recount in detail if I did a review, so I took the advice of a dear friend and deferred in that respect.
Schwarzer et al [ 32] determined that the prevalence of facet joint pain in patients with low back pain in the United States following an incident (work related, motor vehicle accident, or other causes) was 15%.
Southern Water said it was carrying out an investigation into the incident, working with the Environment Agency and Worthing Borough Council.
Continental forces, partly in response to the Grape Island incident, worked to clear the harbor islands of livestock and supplies useful to the British.
A staffer would have immediate access to all pertinent data and witnesses when investigating a UFO incident, working in conjunction with a qualified civilian oversight board.
Incidents outside work might include those involving violence, sexual conduct, other discriminatory behaviour or dishonesty.
The aunt's broken leg equalled two of his funny incidents at work.
Police spokesman Alexander Toennies said there were no incidents as work began about 5 am to remove four sections of the wall, each about 1.2 metres wide.
However, these prejudices do not reign over the behaviour of working-class people when on the job; for instance, there are far fewer racial incidents at work than there were a generation ago.
