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Discover Ludwig"safety crisis" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which safety poses a serious problem or risk. For example, "The city is facing a safety crisis due to the high number of car accidents."
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"Talk about a public safety crisis," Mr. Russell said.
Toyota's safety crisis was, in a sense, a version of the golf-course conundrum.
"The contract is creating a public safety crisis," Mr. Morton said.
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.
"What we really have on our hands is a looming public safety crisis with the proliferation of these vehicles".
China's dairy farmers stand accused of adulterating their milk for profit in China's worst food safety crisis in decades.
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We're not in a public-safety crisis in any shape of the word," he said.
Lately, however, there always seems to be at least one food-safety crisis in the headlines — tainted spinach, poisonous peanut butter and, currently, the attack of the killer tomatoes.
More than anything, the food-safety crisis has revealed major weaknesses in China's emerging civil society, which for all its booming, frontier capitalist ethos has never developed anything like a consumer movement or citizen advocacy groups.
The food-safety crisis also underscores persistent shortcomings in the Chinese news media, which, far from the gray, state-controlled monolith many foreigners imagine, sometimes manage to be feisty and surprisingly investigative.
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