Sentence examples for unsafe event from inspiring English sources

"There's a big difference between an illegal and unsafe event and what we're doing," Gerami told The Times in 2000.

As they followed separate paths into large arenas, Rotella and Gerami stopped using the word "rave" and billed their productions as "electronic music festivals". "There's a big difference between an illegal and unsafe event and what we're doing," Gerami told The Times in 2000.

The backseat behind the driver is the safest because the driver would respond immediately to any unsafe event to protect himself or herself.

These are: Type 1: Responses unconnected to the CAM modality; Type 2: Transitional effect (client-perceived and theory-consistent); Type 3: Transitional effect (theory and experientially consistent); Type 4: Undesired, but not unsafe event or effect; Type 5: Potentially adverse event or effect and possible risk to client safety.

When out-of-range values were present at the beginning of the session, changes >20% from baseline in any physiological parameter were also considered unsafe events requiring the session to be stopped.

The ABC of handover aims to enhance the efficiency of handover, reduce unsafe events, improve communication and facilitate senior input and teaching for clinical and operational issues.

After witnessing a dangerous event or an unsafe environment, a user can post an alert, which is immediately displayed on the shared feed.

Burnt Ramen a long-running DIY venue in Richmond, California seven miles from Ghost Ship was of many spaces in America that faced eviction following the fire, after inspectors deemed the building to be unsafe for events and habitation.

Government officials estimate that three-quarters of houses, home to three million people, have been illegally built and are unsafe in the event of an earthquake.

We refer to this as the potential for adverse events previously defined as an unsafe state, not currently an event, but likely to lead to an event if it persists without intervention [ 27].

As discussed earlier, a weather event, producing unsafe road conditions requiring a speed limit, appears to be the most difficult situation to model consistently, bearing in mind the simplifying assumptions involved in modelling the effect of a speed limit.