Sentence examples for the recent safety from inspiring English sources

Toyota's president finally emerged today to apologise for the recent safety recalls that risk ruining the reputation of one of Japan's corporate icons.

Avandia, a Type 2 diabetes treatment made by GlaxoSmithKline, has been the focus of most of the recent safety concerns, based on evidence that it can potentially cause heart attacks or other cardiovascular problems.

And Mr. Silverstein said the recent safety recommendations made by the National Institute of Standards and Technology, in response to the collapse of the original trade center towers, "have been embraced very significantly" in the redesign.

In an announcement that could dispel at least some of the recent safety concerns over a widely used class of drugs, Amgen said yesterday that its anemia drug Aranesp did not increase the death rate of lung cancer patients in a closely watched clinical trial.

In medical bills, care, lost output and vehicle damage, the carnage costs desperately poor countries as much as 10% of GDP.Some of the recent safety measures in rich countries, such as dedicated cycle highways, count-down lights at crossings and strict vehicle standards, are pricey.

The recent safety issues have called into question Toyota's reputation for quality, but has not affected investors willingness to fund the carmaker's operations.

An article on Sept. 23 about the breakaway Southern Caucasus region of Nagorno-Karabakh omitted the most recent safety advice from the State Department about traveling in the region.

In this regard, the most recent safety studies have been limited to the analysis of heating byproduct derivatives and corresponding direct toxicological assessments (both qualitative and organ specific) [ 179– 179].

Ticket prices are rising, but Nascar and driving teams seem aware that dangerous thrills are part of the package; recent safety measures have concentrated on making wrecks less fatal, not ending them.

The results of the Aveo's recent safety test were so disturbing that Maria Fernanda Rodriguez, president of the Latin division of NCAP, wrote to GM CEO Mary Barra about the dearth of safety features in the automaker's cars sold in Latin American markets.

Consequently, five oncologists who recruited patients to trastuzumab trials, some cardiologists with whom they work, and a cardiovascular lead general practitioner reviewed the current cardiac guidelines in the light of recent safety data and their experience with adjuvant trastuzumab.