Sentence examples for successful incident from inspiring English sources

The most successful incident was a 1964 flight from Estonia to Moscow.

For a successful, incident free party, it should be reiterated that management are "on duty", she wrote in guidance published on the company's website.

For a successful incident-management program, ESM must provide all these functions.

Since the TSA was formed, there has not been any successful terrorism incident carried out on U.S. airlines.

The Lapin attack was the first successful siphoning incident reported in 2015, but the frequency of these attacks has escalated significantly in recent years.

Mr. Hassan's decision came in the same week in which Koji Sekimizu of Japan, head of the International Maritime Organization, said 2012 saw a sharp reduction in successful piracy incidents off the coast of Somalia and in the Indian Ocean.

Although about 5 to 10 youngsters a year sustain such injuries, helmets have been considered successful in minimizing incidents in part because of the Nocsae test protocol.

For a while negotiations seemed quite successful, but extremist incidents deadlocked the talks, and the Gautsch cabinet was replaced by a new ministry headed by Karl, Graf (count) von Stürgkh, in November 1911.

This well records a successful case of incident-free single well drilling with a footage of more than 10,000 m and serves as a new well type for efficient CBM development in China.

Although the origin and intent of this virus remain unknown, with military analysts positing that it may be typical malware rather than a successful espionage bid, the incident provides the media with a practical opportunity to finally start examining the processes that determine our republic's ability to protect itself from foreign cyber threats.

In the projects described in the book, Epstein and his collaborators modeled, in addition to the Anasazi, the emergence of various phenomena: patterns in the timing of retirement; social classes; thoughtless conformity to social norms; patterns of smallpox infection after a bioterrorist incident; and successful, adaptive organization.