Sentence examples for serious fatality from inspiring English sources

"It seemed like there was a serious fatality every summer from drag racing on Woodward," said Bruce Henderlight, the chief of police in Clawson, one of the suburbs sprawling north of Detroit.

I was warned the Derby was difficult and dangerous with a serious fatality risk (previous riders have returned with broken necks and collarbones as souvenirs), but figured even though I hadn't climbed aboard a horse in almost seven years, my inner farm girl strength would help me finish.

In any case, I don't think a 0.5 percent tax on transactions will cause serious fatalities.

Accidents on offshore oil and gas platforms (OOGPs) usually cause serious fatalities and financial losses considering the demanding environment where such platforms are located and the complicated topsides structure that the platforms have.

The companies declined to make the information available tonight, but said in their statement that "it is appropriate to point out that the information the companies will share with N.H.T.S.A. includes no reports of serious accidents, fatalities or serious injuries".

Toxicological problems associated with the use of herbal medicines are complex but have been regularly associated with serious adverse fatalities ranging from cardiovascular problems to psychiatric to neurological effects to liver toxicity or malfunction to hematologic and renal toxicity [ 39– 41].

Eastern equine is the more serious, with a fatality rate of about 30percentt among humans, while the fatality rate for St . Louisis about 5percentt.

There had never been a serious injury or fatality.

The pipeline safety agency considered more than half — at least 100 spills each year — to be "significant," meaning they caused a fire, serious injury or fatality or released at least 2,100 gallons, among other factors.

This kind of turn is… known to be one of the primary causes of collisions between cars and people who bike resulting in serious injury or fatality.

Same side crashes are reported to have higher serious injury and fatality rates compared to other crash types (Samaha and Elliott 2003).