nonfatal accident造句

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1. In nonfatal accidents, turbulence is the leading cause of passenger injuries each year.
2. The mine had three nonfatal accidents in 1920.
3. The NTSB lists two incidents, 15 nonfatal accidents and nine fatal accidents in which 20 people died.
4. Despite six nonfatal accidents in the previous sixteen years, there was substantial local opposition to closing the remaining 11 crossings.
5. Nonfatal accidents at amusement parks have increased in the last five years, according to statistics compiled by the safety commission.
6. It's difficult to find nonfatal accident in a sentence. 用nonfatal accident造句挺难的
7. However, the records referred to a nonfatal accident in 1983, when the passenger door of a Learjet 35 opened during takeoff in Seattle.
8. In February 1996, the FAA field staff conducted a special review of ValuJet because of an alarming number of nonfatal accidents and dangerous incidents.
9. Reporting of nonfatal accidents is spotty, he said, and for fatal accidents the states lack a uniform classification system that distinguishes one multiple-trailer vehicle from another.
10. The two nonfatal accidents came after a crash last Thursday of an Atlantic City-bound tour bus killed 8 passengers and seriously injured 14 others and the driver.
11. It had five nonfatal accidents before the crash, including a string in early 1996 that prompted the FAA to put it under special scrutiny and brake its rapid growth.
12. In a 1997 prospectus, however, the company said one of its aircraft was declared a total loss in a nonfatal accident in May 1994, while it was leased to a foreign airline.
13. "Past fatal accidents and nonfatal accidents do not predict safety, " said Richard Golaszewski of GRA Inc ., a consulting firm hired by the FAA to help establish new policy on releases of information.
14. He said there had been one nonfatal accident, 11 near-collisions and approximately 22 less serious violations of federal rules, all due to controller errors, which he attributed to cuts in staff and lack of qualified replacements.
15. Compared with the adjacent Sundays, when weather and other conditions would presumably be the same, there was about a 41 percent increase in fatal accidents in the four hours or more after the game and about a 46 percent increase in nonfatal accidents.
16. The "'Mine Safety and Health Administration "'( "'MSHA "') is an agency of the United States Department of Labor which administers the provisions of the Federal Mine Safety and Health Act of 1977 ( Mine Act ) to enforce compliance with mandatory accidents, to reduce the frequency and severity of nonfatal accidents, to minimize health hazards, and to promote improved safety and health conditions in the nation's mines.