Sentence examples for safety shortfalls from inspiring English sources

The leafy greens industry was forced to confront its food safety shortfalls after a deadly E. coli outbreak in 2006 caused by spinach produced at a California farm.

After BP's Texas City, Tex., refinery blew up in 2005, killing 15 workers, the company vowed to address the safety shortfalls that caused the blast.

The report on Mr. Franklin's death and an accompanying report on the death of Daniel Boggs, 41, a track worker who was struck and killed by a train near Columbus Circle on April 24, contain a disconcerting list of safety shortfalls and further recommendations for change.

Previously, on October 21st, "Michael Gilmore, the Defense Department's director of operational test and evaluation, wrote a memo to Frank Kendall, DOD's acting acquisition chief" detailing his concerns with "safety shortfalls" and recommended a delay "in the start of training for an estimated ten months".

"Six years on and we are falling further behind on critical measures of quality and safety, and the shortfall in funding means units are simply unable to meet these standards".

The gulf in outlook is so pronounced as to be all but invisible, as each side struggles to fathom the other, nobly, at times unknowingly, fumbling even simple communication -- much like the classic summer-romance couple in a remote resort, finding attraction and perhaps safety in the shortfall of real conversation.

Gov. John Kitzhaber said the state would be forced to cut spending on services including education and public safety to cover budget shortfalls.

General practice clinicians were frank about the potential shortfall in safety netting when time is limited.

A year ago I predicted that the deficits, shortfalls, waits and safety concerns that were growing fast at the time would keep growing, putting the NHS under insurmountable strain.

Shortfalls in cultural safety limit Aboriginal patients' ability to access information about their disease and treatment.

15 17 56 Shortfalls in cultural safety limit Aboriginal patients' ability to access information about their disease and treatment.