Sentence examples for true accident from inspiring English sources

Detection of true accident is handled by accident sources.

But true accidents and emergencies are a tiny fraction of the entire NHS workload.

A study from Sweden 7 that analysed 580 officially registered traffic deaths in Sweden in 1999 revealed that only 490 (84%) were true accidents and that 18 (3%) were suicides, 12 (2%) undetermined and 59 (10%) natural deaths.

Apparently, the real code developed stepwise following the classic scheme of gene duplications with subsequent specifications, regardless of whether it have started with a very specific stereo-chemical "key-lock", a true "frozen accident", or possibly something in between a "frozen stereo-chemical accident" ([ 16] see also [ 10]).

("Inexplicable," Mr Denard agreed, but true; "an accident arising out of a general state of madness").

It's true that accidents can happen when you go out into the street, as can happen to any man or woman.

The same is true of train accidents and coal mining accidents.

Poems are no accident: true poets hone their craft over decades and struggle to perfect the execution of each piece.

"It really is true that my accident, in part anyway, led me to my interests now," explains Herr.

But medievals typically think the same is also true of their accidents.

Suicidal intent could help to distinguish between true suicides and accidents, but is less frequently described because suicide notes and verbal communications are less common among younger age groups [ 1, 13].