Sentence examples for safety rising from inspiring English sources

The six-month investigation by MPs will be seized upon by technology firms and road safety campaigners, who hope to make road safety, rising road deaths and under-investment in local roads an election issue.

Investors often think of things like worker or product safety, rising seas and stronger storms due to climate change, or insider dominance of governance structures as being long-term risks, but they're not.

Western consumers might put it more strongly, with several decades of plentiful food leading to food safety rising above availability as a concern.

Concern for their safety rose two years ago when one of them, a middle-aged man, was kidnapped.

Following a $2.7 billion rights issue in December 2008 and continued profit growth, Standard Charter's Tier 1 capital, a measure of safety, rose to 10.1percentt, above that of many competitors.

As expectations of another victory on the road to Premier League safety rose in a thunderous atmosphere, Chelsea responded in the style of champions-elect to earn the victory that means they will be crowned champions for the first time in five years if they beat Crystal Palace at Stamford Bridge on Sunday.

Despite this, concerns for elephant safety are rising.

Mr. Gillespie has been deeply involved in Mr. Bush's so-called "kitchen table agenda," of issues like consumer safety and rising mortgage rates.

Worried about safety and rising drug costs, a small but growing number of hospitals, clinics and other health care organizations across the country are banning free samples of brand name prescription drugs, or limiting what samples their doctors can accept from drug companies.

The myth of corporate safety, of rising up through the ranks, of getting the gold watch, of getting applauded by your peers is over.

As the concerns for public safety keep rising, the ability to accurately identify a subject in surveillance cameras is a highly demanded technique.