Sentence examples for most crash from inspiring English sources
Most crash victims are boys and working-age men.
The Explorer is at least as heavy as any of its main rivals in the midsize sport utility market, and has been several hundred pounds heavier in some model years, notably 1996, the vintage that has produced the most crash claims.
The front page apps aren't really usable and most crash.
While most crash research datasets use Abbreviated Injury Scale (AIS) codes to identify injuries, most hospital datasets use the International Classification of Diseases, version 9 (ICD-9) codes.
One reason is the extensive reporting of these events, which often includes the gruesome details that are left out of most crash reports.
Near most crash sites, tires marks are only very short and appear near the accident, showing that the driver tried to squeeze, and paid for it dearly.
Because flight data recorders are principally intended for post-crash analyses, the boxes are positioned in the most crash-resistant part of the airplane, the tail.
They also ride higher off the ground and often do not engage the most crash-resistant parts of cars, overriding their bumpers or, even worse, smashing their front ends directly into the heads of people in cars in side impacts.
Most crashes are harmless, but minor fractures are common enough.
"Most crashes," Vanderbilt writes, "happen on dry roads, on clear, sunny days, to sober drivers".
About 40 percent of pedestrian crashes in New York occurred between 3 p.m. and 9 p.m., the study found; nationally, most crashes occur overnight.
