safety gap造句

• The reported safety gaps at Sky Harbor are similar to those at airports nationwide.
• Among his many CNN exclusives, Chernoff exposed serious safety gaps in the airline industry; fraud in the healthcare system; and ecological damage caused by ethanol production.
• Additional advantages could include higher speed limits; smoother rides; and increased roadway capacity; and minimized traffic congestion, due to decreased need for safety gaps and higher speeds.
• Asked what he will do to address the criticism about public safety gaps that have driven the San Fernando Valley secession movement, Bratton first responded to the overall issue.
• Malyshev said there were currently no major safety gaps in Russia's nuclear empire _ the same system that spawned the world's worst nuclear disaster in 1986 at Chernobyl in then-Soviet Ukraine.
• The agency would also be required to work on closing the " child safety gap " which leaves kids too big for car seats but too small for adult safety belts unprotected.
• The main reason for the safety gap in SUV and car fatalities, according to federal regulators, is that SUVs are more likely to roll over, a symptom of their higher ground clearance.
• But the main reason for the safety gap in SUV and car fatalities, according to federal regulators, is that SUVs are more likely to roll over, a symptom of their higher ground clearance.
• Similarly in last Friday evening's collision between a Washington-bound commuter train and an Amtrak train headed north from Washington, the absence of automatic train controls has already emerged as a safety gap in the local system.
• Unfortunately Iran, Iraq, North Korea and similar political garden spots have a way of suddenly jumping up and saying " Look what we have ! " while the democracies are still staring at the mirage of a safety gap.
• None of the non-lethal doses or lethal doses is known, suggesting that the safety gap between a lethal and non-lethal dose of methedrone is probably very small, thus making use of this drug dangerous because poisonings, and simultaneously death, are accidental.
• But in the new commotion and hysteria over anthrax and how to confront or cope with it, we could be in danger of overlooking the fact that we have not yet adequately addressed the most pressing threat that was exposed on Sept . 11 . _ fundamental flaws and safety gaps in the airline security system.