Sentence examples for vague safety from inspiring English sources
The local organizing committee would not allow members of the news media access to Cypress on Monday, citing vague safety concerns.
It seems only the most rabid patriot gives a toss about symbolic Britishness when for half the price (excluding taxes) you can also be on a plane, listening to a fat Mancunian shouting vague safety instructions over 12 rows of pink-headed holidaymakers.
Most of his ideas are not mere bromides, although many are familiar and some are strategically, if discouragingly, vague ("The safety net is showing strain," he writes.
After Tsarnaev's arrest, the authorities held off reading him his Miranda rights at first, citing a vague public-safety exception.
The statement, however, was quickly pronounced vague by road safety experts.
Unlike my last employers who removed toasters for vague health and safety reasons, my current office provides one, along with a kettle and microwave.
I say sometimes clumsily because of the situation where some airlines were overreacting to vaguely worded F.A.A. safety directives and forbidding passengers to put anything in seatback pockets.
It was called the Freedom Fighter's Manual and, in 15 pages of illustrations that looked vaguely like airplane safety cards, it mapped out all the easy ways that Nicaraguan citizens can help destabilise and eventually overthrow the then-current Marxist government from leaving sinks running all the time to booby-trapping highways and burning down buildings.
It was called the Freedom Fighter's Manual and, in 15 pages of illustrations that looked vaguely like airplane safety cards, it mapped out all the easy ways that Nicaraguan citizens can help destabilize and eventually overthrow the then-current Marxist government from leaving sinks running all the time to booby-trapping highways and burning down buildings.
Phase III: Expanded risk Gray: Be on the alert for an increase in vague assurances of public safety.
"I am concerned that police forces put vague concepts of police safety before the human dignity".
