Sentence examples for said sudden from inspiring English sources

The committee said sudden unintended acceleration in all Toyota vehicles had resulted in 19 deaths in the United States over the last decade.

Fan said sudden changes in the water level – like the rapid drop at Zipingpu shortly before the quake – could greatly destabilise an existing fault.

In addition, Dr. Pitts said, sudden expansions of the fires across whole floors in each tower shortly before they fell suggested internal collapses -- burning floors above suddenly giving way and spreading the blaze below.

But the main problem is the soluble limestone of the west central Florida geology, where you get a lot of caverns and crevices forming". Even so, he said, sudden collapses such as those in Clermont and Seffner are the exception.

The committee said sudden fluctuations in the magnetic field caused by weather in space or nuclear attack, could wipe out electricity and GPS, used by the military and financial markets.

But some insurers have altered that language to say "sudden and accidental" direct physical loss to property.

When I say sudden passion, I mean to include rage, resentment, anger, terror and fear; so when I use the expression 'sudden passion.' sic I include all of these.

Neurologists say sudden unexpected death in epilepsy is second to stroke as a cause of years of life lost because of a neurological disorder.

The floods have been caused by torrential rain, but local media say sudden discharges from hydropower reservoirs worsened the flooding.

He says this should be offered to all 14-35 year-olds, and he points to the success of wider screening in Italy, where he says sudden cardiac deaths have fallen by 90% in 25 years.

''Hello,'' said a sudden, pleasant voice.