Sentence examples for with multiple incidents from inspiring English sources

With multiple incidents at Turn 1 and then the deployment of a safety car, it was cheerful chaos.

Officers in Thames Valley, Norfolk, Suffolk, south Wales, Cumbria, Gloucestershire, Bedfordshire, Essex, Northumbria and elsewhere have dealt with multiple incidents of the intimidating prank, as members of the public have reported being chased or threatened by people wearing clown costumes, and in some cases wielding weapons, too.

Assistant Chief Constable Garry Forsyth, of West Midlands police, said the force had improved its safeguarding children processes and information-sharing with partner agencies and accepted there needed to be "a more holistic approach when dealing with multiple incidents involving domestic abuse, in particular where children reside".

Mr Cleverly said the brigade could "comfortably" deal with "multiple incidents of this scale" and the cuts would not compromise that ability.

Munoz's hiring raises questions about the Trump administration's vetting of political appointees, which has been both slow and spotty, with multiple incidents of staff being fired only weeks into their jobs, including for disloyalty to Trump.

Indeed, it has been shown that symptoms of depression, regardless of whether a specific disorder diagnosis has been made, were associated with multiple incidents of fighting [ 34].

A damaging New York Times report published Thursday afternoon detailed disturbing reports of sexual misconduct by Louis C.K. Five women shared their stories with the publication, including multiple incidents in which the comedian masturbated in front of them.

All are known risk factors for falling [ 26], and these results might indicate that those with multiple fall incidents who develop fear-of-falling may perceive themselves at higher risk of falls than those with a history of a single fall incident and/or no fear of falls.

For example, individuals with multiple previous incidents of deliberate self-harm, a history of psychiatric admissions, substance abuse [ 5, 8], and those who engaged in more severe cutting and burning [ 9] can be at risk of progressing to further suicidal behaviours.

Multiple incidents of childhood maltreatment also were associated with a deficit in height.

"We're vulnerable because we don't have the resources to respond to multiple incidents in the county, or one major incident, or any incident quickly".