Sentence examples for risk of crashing from inspiring English sources

The risk of crashing into a coyote on a rocket sled is high.

"To the extent someone is focused on work and not driving, there's a risk of crashing and burning.

Research from the University of Utah, which used a driving simulator to study the ability of motorists to multitask, found an eightfold greater risk of crashing when texting.

The move is a welcome response to growing evidence that texting creates a greater risk of crashing than even drunken driving.

He made mayday transmissions on the national distress frequency, claiming flights had, or were at risk of, crashing into the Maribyrnong river, police allege.

"We haven't studied [speed limiters] directly, but we know that as speed goes up so do the risk of crashing and the severity of crashes," he said.

In subsequent years, dozens of researchers also determined that phone use by drivers divides attention, slows reaction time and increases the risks of crashing.

The risk of crashes increases sharply once blood alcohol rises above 0.05.

"There's an inherent risk of crashes in the sport; everybody understands that.

Last year, the National Transportation Safety Board said it "strongly opposed" the oil field exemptions because they raise the risk of crashes.

The longer a motorist looks away from the road, "the risk of crash or near crash goes up exponentially — not a linear increase, but exponentially," Ms. Klauer said.