Sentence examples for safety thought from inspiring English sources

Only last spring nearly everyone involved in regulating airline safety thought the idea of giving guns to pilots was a desperate, potentially calamitous way to prevent hijackings.

In studies of epilepsy treatment in humans post-marketing studies assessing the clinical use of a drug deemed an important tool, with the most valuable data on efficacy and safety thought to be obtained from prospective and retrospective studies that are monocentric, and gather information on long-term anti-epileptic drug therapy in a single centre only [ 1, 2].

Last fall, as Lehman Brothers failed and other banks scrambled for safety, thoughts turned to the revival of an idea from the last real estate lending crisis.

Internet safety, when thought of in the form of fences around pools, pool alarms, and locks, can help protect children from drowning in swimming pools.

Safety gets more thought these days, but the spirit of experimentation has never weakened in extreme sport.

"Good things came out of the disaster," he said, "such as more care over health and safety and more thought about corporate responsibility.

The poet Itzik Manger, who fled Europe and reached London in safety, expressed this thought in a 1942 poem.

That's because they never give fire safety a second thought, even though this "dumb stuff" can destroy your world by burning your property or, worse, killing you and your family in a flash.

However, this multihospital study found that only 49% of the participants perceived that patient-initiated call lights mattered to patient safety, only 52% thought that these calls required the attention of nursing staff, and up to 53% of the participants thought that answering call lights prevented them from doing the critical aspects of their role.

Bill Callaghan, chairman of the health and safety commission "My thoughts are with all those affected by the tragedy.

The user quickly figured out FVEY was a reference to Five Eyes but was thrown back by "Safety House Built," after some thought though he said he thought it referenced something built by the Department of Public Safety.