Sentence examples for transportation disaster from inspiring English sources
The crash, the worst transportation disaster in the city since 1950, is the subject of two parallel investigations.
"We spend more on nuclear arms than on the departments of education, health, transportation, disaster relief and a number of other government agencies that I can't remember".
The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating the crash and has assigned a railroad investigator and two specialists from its office of transportation disaster assistance.
4. Divide the class into small groups, and assign each a fictional emergency situation in their area (such as a natural disaster, a terrorist attack, a public transportation disaster, etc).
China's last major transportation disaster -- a 2011 high-speed train crash in Wenzhou that killed 40 people -- also generated major controversy.
So for now at least, Eleby who has a history of mental health and drug problems and 19 arrests since 1995 is being blamed for the city's worst transportation disaster in recent memory.
As a result, the safety board had still not heard from the two central figures in one of the worst transportation disasters in New York City history.
Under the legislation passed today, the National Institute of Standards and Technology would have a role similar to the one that the National Transportation and Safety Board has in investigating airplane and other transportation disasters.
The crash of the ferry, the Andrew J. Barberi, into the dock at Staten Island on Oct. 15, 2003, with about 1,500 passengers aboard, was one of the worst transportation disasters in the city's history.
The possible role of Ambien was investigated in connection with well-chronicled transportation disasters in 2003 -- the crash of the Staten Island Ferry, which killed 11 passengers, and an accident involving a Texas church bus in Tallulah, La., which killed 8 passengers.
Of course, they didn't have the technology back then to make a little cartoon to show what happened (which is now used for, among other things, natural disasters, transportation disasters, crimes, and war).
