Sentence examples for repeated accidents from inspiring English sources
It may also give the Obama administration considerably more time to decide whether to allow Shell to continue operations in two Arctic seas after repeated accidents, failed inspections and mechanical problems that have called into question the company's safety management.
Two decades later, plans to build a car park over the sacred tomb were hastily reconsidered after terrified city officials, not to mention repeated accidents, made the sacrilegious American occupying forces think twice.
Though Shell had repeated accidents and delays, no one was injured and no oil spilled, in part because the regulators at the Interior Department blocked them from drilling into oil-bearing zones.
After repeated accidents, the catapult was replaced by one powered by gunpowder.
ADHD is associated with proneness for repeated accidents, depressive and anxiety disorders, learning disabilities, and school failure [ 4, 6- 9].
But Shell's project has been marred by repeated accidents, mismanagement and regulatory breakdowns, and last week Mr. Salazar ordered an emergency review of the Arctic drilling program that may lead to a new set of regulatory constraints or even a moratorium on new exploration off Alaska's northern coast.
Repeated chemical accidents have inflicted serious damage on the local environment.
Repeated riding accidents and chronic tubercular infections ruined his health, and he died after a long period of suffering.
At one explosive community meeting in December, parents complained that children had suffered repeated bathroom accidents under strict new disciplinary policies.
There have in fact been repeated fatal accidents involving foreign workers on Irish fishing vessels in the past decade, with major safety failings and breaches of regulations identified in many cases.
It was obvious during my interview, published in G2 last month, that King was still struggling with alcohol and psychological problems, that drugs and alcohol and repeated car accidents, not to mention the infamous police beating, had wrought a heavy toll.
