Sentence examples for more frequent safety from inspiring English sources

As the aircraft's industry grows, unexpected flight conditions will become more frequent safety hazards.

Gvirtz says that after the recent spate of infant deaths, authorities have carried out more frequent safety inspections at the daycare centers, which are only loosely regulated by the government.

Private prisons save money by paying employees less and training them for shorter periods; as a result, turnover is high, assaults more frequent, and safety records generally poorer than in government-run prisons.

We describe the experience with transthoracic lung ultrasonography (LUS) in a neurotraumatologic ICU of a tertiary care hospital, in terms of purpose, usefulness, more frequent findings and safety of LUS.

Reducing the incomes of most people in the state only means that the tax base of local communities will take a hit, the schools will be crummier, the services and infrastructure will be crappier, the industrial accidents will be more frequent and workplace safety conditions will be more dangerous.

With the world's population increasing, and with more people moving to cities, crowds will become ever larger, and disasters more frequent, unless scientists and safety engineers can figure out how to prevent them from happening.

For the more than 2 million people living in south Louisiana, the existence of healthy wetlands means the difference between safety and more frequent, severe flooding.

Monday's bill could be a foil to that by ensuring "oil companies are not able to sidestep California's stringent pipeline safety laws," Jackson said, which include requirements for more frequent inspections, the use of the best available pipeline safety technology and more thorough documentation of pipeline safety test results.

Under a new food-safety law enacted just months ago, the F.D.A. was given expanded powers to require food producers and processors to develop safety plans, conduct more frequent inspections domestically and abroad and order recalls of tainted foods.

Industry officials said Boeing hoped to come up with interim safety measures, including more frequent inspections of the batteries, that might persuade regulators to allow it to resume at least the test flights.

During the process of urbanization, these properties of industry cause greatly increased safety risks and more frequent industrial disasters and accidents;   (2) The absence of a clear separation of production activities and residential areas in many town areas.