Sentence examples for unsafe position from inspiring English sources
A skillful player will always move so that every unsafe position left to him is changed to a safe position.
An inquest into his death heard that the ejection seat firing handle had been left in an unsafe position, meaning it could accidentally activate the seat.
Initially, Orthofit designed a glove that would vibrate when the user's hand moved into an unsafe position – for example, while working on a computer.
Giving her verdict, the coroner said: "Regrettably, she was in an unsafe position in her parents' bed with another little child.
When Vettel pulled off the track slowly after 42 laps, the safety car again came out to remove his car from its unsafe position on the straight.
Every unsafe position can be made safe by an appropriate move, but every safe position is made unsafe by any move.
"All our courses are based on the OSHA [Occupational Safety and Health Administration] standards and incorporate any other industry best practices, so attendees are trained on how to avoid unsafe positions and situations on the job, and we also turn them on to some of the technology that's been developed to make their jobs safer," says Paul A. Satti, technical director of the CSC.
Furthermore, babies who were moved during the night often wound up in more hazardous sleep situations, like unsafe positions and bed-sharing, which the AAP has in the past referred to as "the greatest risk factor for sleep-related infant deaths".
Suffice to say, advocacy for such policies not only infringes on personal liberties but directly puts students and families in incredibly unsafe and dangerous positions.
Low work standards and inadequate job/task/tool design were frequently noted as the basic cause while the most common substandard actions contributing to the incident were workers being inattentive to ambient job hazards and utilizing unsafe work positions.
The main causes of infant death in poor Southern regions included premature and low-weight births; Sudden Infant Death Syndrome, which is linked to parental smoking and unsafe sleeping positions as well as unknown causes; congenital defects; and, among poor black teenage mothers in particular, deaths from accidents and disease.
