Sentence examples for safety crises from inspiring English sources

Both the shelter and safety crises demand an urgent response, and while feelings of urgency abound in Haiti, their impact is only sporadically felt.

The food safety crises that have battered the once high-flying Chipotle Mexican Grill over the last year are now taking a toll on its executive suite.

The announcement, after a series of auto safety crises, comes almost a year after the departure of the previous top regulator.

Though public health is not at issue now, government oversight is, and the latest developments have echoes of earlier European food safety crises, including mad cow disease in Britain and dioxin in eggs and poultry in Belgium.

So began the discovery that would set in motion G.M.'s worldwide recall of 2.6 million Cobalts and other cars, and one of the gravest safety crises in the company's history.

In addition to public concern regarding the food safety crises of the 1990s, the EU's tradition of risk-averse regulation in other areas meant that the precautionary principle became the central tenet for GM food regulation: since potential risks of GM foods are not completely known, regulatory decisions err on the side of caution and require a high burden of proof for product safety [4, 11].

"The contract is creating a public safety crisis," Mr. Morton said.

"Talk about a public safety crisis," Mr. Russell said.

Toyota's safety crisis was, in a sense, a version of the golf-course conundrum.

Even so, Casner argues, we're in the midst of a safety crisis.

The contamination has led to the nation's worst food safety crisis in decades.