Sentence examples for the excessive speed from inspiring English sources

"We believe the contributing factor to the accident is the excessive speed at which the vehicle was being recklessly driven," said Sgt. Brian Burke, a police spokesman.

The final report stated that "the loss of the said ship was due to collision with an iceberg, brought about by the excessive speed at which the ship was being navigated".

Rumar [22] stated that drivers do not believe that speeding is strongly related to road safety because human beings do not fear the excessive speed as they fear the height, even though both speed and height can be transformed into kinetic energy.

"He was unusually calm given the excessive speed.

Also observing the excessive speed of 4876 was an assistant train director in Interlocking Tower 'C', who radioed ahead to Tower 'K'.

This isn't even getting into the basic physical issues raised by the footage, the excessive speed at which the pants fall following the burst, the contribution of the justice's pear-shaped frame and shallow rear to the disaster, the improbability of such a shot-like fart containing the force necessary to dislodge the waistband from its fitting versus the more substantial trumpet variety.

If all the situational variables meet the required properties, the situation "excessive speed" is active and driving advice can be given if the driver operates the vehicle in an inadequate way.

That is, design deficiencies caused by the designer, defective weld joints caused by the manufacturer, excessive speed or loads caused by the operator, and rail corrosion caused by poor inspection and maintenance.

At his arraignment in Criminal Court in Brooklyn late Thursday night, Mr. Acevedo was charged with criminally negligent homicide, as well as leaving the scene, excessive speed, assault and reckless driving, and the judge ordered him held without bail.

The prosecutor, who has recommended the acquittal on charges of manslaughter of nine photographers and a courier following the car, said the direct cause of the accident included excessive speed, drink, poor control of the vehicle and a collision with a Fiat Uno which had never been traced.

In 2001, his family sued New York City Transit, which runs the subway, charging that the door had opened because the train went through the curve at excessive speed and because a latch on the door was defective, according to a lawyer for the family, Anthony Gair.