Sentences with phrase «casualty as»

18 - wheeler truck accidents, buses and other commercial vehicles can cause massive casualty as a result of the sheer size of the vehicles involved.

It's the first casualty as the company makes way for the the next generation of its handheld console range; the Sony NGP, due out later this year.According to Japanese website AV Watch,... Read more

Though the late - night wars aren't nearly as nasty as they used to be, there's been one undeniable casualty as most of the industry has pivoted toward endless Trump - bashing: Jimmy Fallon, whose goofy spirit and genial games haven't been resonating the way they used to.

«There is increasing evidence that police forces using CRASH are more likely to record a casualty as being «seriously» injured than when they were using their old systems,» the DfT's report says.

However, there was one casualty as Joe Gomez faces up to four weeks out with an ankle injury.

However, there was one casualty as Joe Gomez faces up to four weeks out with an...

Herrera has been a casualty as a result, with Saturday's opener with Tottenham, as well as the pre-season tour indicating his role will be that of a plan B.

But the Pentagon said on Saturday that their worry had been eased by the fact that there were no Russian casualties as a result of Friday's military campaign.

Allegations of Assad's chlorine use have been frequent during the war although, unlike nerve agents, chlorine did not produce mass casualties as seen last week.

Where the happiness occurs in this practice that creates so many casualties as its by - product eludes me.

What makes this war tactic even more controversial is that U.S. officials rarely mention civilian casualties as a result of drone strikes.

Heaven forbid Edison end up holding the record for Iraq casualties as well.

According to Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein, the UN high commissioner for human rights, «the [Saudi - led] Coalition is responsible for twice as many civilian casualties as all other forces put together, virtually all as a result of airstrikes».

The military, though allegedly suffered casualties as two of its men were killed in the operation, several hostages including men, women, children were rescued by the soldiers in the raid.

From 1 January 2014 through 31 October 2015, UNAMI / OHCHR recorded at least 55,047 civilian casualties as a result of the conflict, with 18,802 people killed and 36, 245 wounded

Families of British soldiers serving in Afghanistan have been told to brace themselves to expect casualties as an offensive against the Taliban is launched.

It's inscribed with the same roster of 58,318 war casualties as the original structure, and it's laid out in the same characteristic chevron spread.

As at the time of filing this report the Nigeria Politics Online could not ascertain the number of casualties as the explosions happened when it was dark.

It's easy to lose track of the casualties as the Indonesian cop - protagonist goes deep undercover into the underworld.

While very light on plot, the whole point of KSP is to get a spacecraft into space with as few casualties as possible (all of your failed attempts not withstanding.)

It did show just how passionate he was about the real time system though, but, in my experience, Fire Emblem was always about minimizing casualties as much as possible and thinking about things carefully by the turn.

April 1917, otherwise known as Bloody April, was filled with casualties as the Royal Flying Corps and the German Luftstreitkrafte battled in...

You'll go through various missions that feel more like puzzles as you plan out the right path that will allow you to complete the mission with as little casualties as possible.

That August, the artist was beaten by Chinese police for trying to testify for Tan Zuoren, with whom he had investigated the aftermath — student casualties as well as poorly constructed buildings and infrastructure — of the devastating 8.0 - magnitude earthquake that shook the Sichuan province in May of 2008.

There are no easy or painless answers, but there will be casualties as the fossil fuel industry approaches its Kodak moment.

And the IHL concept of proportionality — that attack on a military target is permissible even if there will be civilian casualties as long as the civilian casualties are «proportional» to the military value of the target — is expressly utilitarian and inconsistent with Kant.

Will there be casualties as MLSs resist change?

Not exact matches

This needs to be done before Trump kills the deal as the first casualty of the coming war.

However U.S. commanders say the precision weapons used by the air force have meant an overall decrease in the number of civilian casualties from combat operations as fewer people have been killed in ground fighting.

The Pentagon is currently uncertain as to whether or not the airstrike was successful in eliminating the senior leader, although it noted that there was no sign of civilian casualties.

Personal Insurance — Personal Insurance writes a broad range of property and casualty insurance covering individuals» personal risks, primarily in the United States, as well as in Canada.

In the opinion of the Company's management, adjusted book value per share is useful in an analysis of a property casualty company's book value per share as it removes the effect of changing prices on invested assets (i.e., net unrealized investment gains (losses), net of tax), which do not have an equivalent impact on unpaid claims and claim adjustment expense reserves.

«We're trying to get them some money right now, get their claim started, and basically make things as easy as possible for them and make sure they're in a safe place,» says Rosa Nelson, a spokesperson for Intact Insurance, Canada's largest property and casualty insurer.

The Alberta floods of 2013 were even more costly, as insurers doled out $ 1.8 billion, according to the IBC's 2015 report on Canada's property and casualty insurance industry.

As even more employees download work - related information and data onto their personal phones, these three factors are conspiring to make company data a potential casualty of biometric technology's legal protection problem, Bond says.

As abuse allegations against NFL players mount, Adrian Peterson of the Minnesota Vikings is the latest casualty of pulled endorsements.

The US casualties happened as President Donald Trump prepares to send thousands of more troops into Afghanistan, according to The Hill, despite defense experts saying it won't make much of a difference in breaking the current stalemate.

Like all backlashes, this one replaced one kind of irrational extremism with another, and a timeless truth — that making something great and claiming it as yours are two sides of the same marketing coin — was the casualty.

The transaction would make it Canada's second - largest provider of property and casualty insurance, which includes home and auto coverage as it would nearly double annual premiums written to $ 3.9 - billion from about $ 2 - billion, Desjardins said in a statement Wednesday.

«We have so many casualties proliferating of women and men collapsing from burnout, being distracted, depleted and unfulfilled,» says Huffington, who is herself one of those casualties: She collapsed from exhaustion and broke her cheekbone as a result of the fall — an accident that resulted from working regular 18 - hour days for the preceding two years while she was building HuffPo.

Aid groups report that more than six million people have died in the past decade as casualties of the war, and yet the conflict goes largely unnoticed to the Western world.

«Trade wars create a lot of casualties among innocent bystanders, and there are direct order effects as well as second and third - order effects.»

Along the way, according to an official account, he «single - handedly destroyed an enemy force that had pinned his battalion from a series of bunkers... [and] was shot three times as he ran back toward friendly lines with the American casualties.»

Transitioning into civilian life, Ryan is making a career promoting startups that develop the powerful and specialized software he wishes he'd had as an intelligence officer in Iraq — programs that can map and visualize useful information like casualties from IEDs, the market price of flour at a local bazaar, or the tribal affiliations of local townspeople.

Upton Sinclair saw the radical press» collapse as a war casualty, one that foretold a crisis for democracy.

LONDON (AP)-- Rebekah Brooks, the loyal lieutenant of Rupert Murdoch, resigned Friday as chief executive of his embattled British newspapers, becoming the biggest casualty so far in the phone hacking scandal at a now - defunct Sunday tabloid.

Will the small players be casualties of bidding war?HOSTILE bids, friendly bids and counter bids.It is takeover time and major WA players such as North Limited and Woodside Energy are the targets.

The U.S. tech group, which suffered from the inclusion of notable casualties from the internet stock bust of the early 2000s, such as Palm, Viasystems Group, Genuity, and Infonet, had a median decline of 17.2 % in their first year.

This was part of the US military's Castle Bravo test series, and the blast was equivalent to exploding 15 million tons of TNT, or roughly 1,000 times as powerful the US attack on Hiroshima that inflicted some 150,000 casualties.

Elise is now an independent director serving as Chair of EasyPark, Parking Corporation of Vancouver; and as a director of Enmax Corporation, an Albertan power utility, Great Panther Silver, an international mining company and Westland Insurance Group, an insurance brokerage with a property and casualty insurance subsidiary.