Sentence examples for pristine safety from inspiring English sources

There are only two SCADs in the country, both of which, until recently, had pristine safety records.

But until yesterday there was one area where its record, by modern aviation standards, was pristine: safety.

Bad luck has plagued the Concorde from the day it began development in 1962, though until yesterday it had a pristine safety record.

"In addition to the beauty of the campus and the beauty and safety of Garden City, parents especially appreciate the pristine, safe town we're in," he said, noting it is only 45 minutes by train to Manhattan.

The recalls mushroomed into broader problems for Toyota, which had long enjoyed a pristine reputation for quality, safety and reliability, and the class-action suit was a lingering obstacle to its steady comeback from the acceleration issues, which included testimony by its chief executive, Akio Toyoda, before Congress.

This is the paradox facing auto engineers: how to design self-driving cars that feel trustworthy while simultaneously reminding their occupants that, no matter how pristine a given model's safety record, no driver — human or artificial — is perfect.

At a handful of exclusive private island resorts you can explore pristine wilderness in privacy and safety.

Amusement park experts from across the country said the park's safety record has been pristine throughout its 76 years of operation.

Through cultivating bean sprouts, the biomedical and environmental safety of four widely used pristine carbon-based nanomaterials have been systematically investigated.

Whereas MySpace allows users to customize their profile pages with graphics and audio (sometimes to the point of making them obnoxious), Facebook has maintained a more pristine environment, which certainly helps bestow a feeling of safety.

Only the salient, sensory details stand out: Penang's banana-prawn dim-sum dish; dizziness atop Taipei's tallest skyscraper, belting out karaoke on opulent couches of trendy noraebang in Seoul, sore shoulders from gripping a raft dragged behind a speeding motorboat (whose driver displayed no demonstrable regard for safety) off the shore of Boracay's pristine beaches.