Sentences with phrase «work led to a crash»

These claims have included suits against auto manufacturers for faulty equipment, repair shops whose poor work led to a crash, and drivers who compounded a crash by following too closely to avoid it or rubbernecking after the fact.

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«For much of his career his role was to raise a lot of money for the Democratic Senate Campaign Committee and then be a senator for Wall Street and that worked just beautifully until Wall Street crashed the economy,» said Robert Kuttner, co-founder of The American Prospect, a leading liberal magazine.

«The S&T alloy design employs a two - stage or «dual TRIP» mechanism that leads to extreme work hardening and energy absorption, so it's very good for automotive crash - worthiness,» says O'Malley.

Was it just heavier drinking, or was it heavy drinking that led to dependence — or is it alcohol - related problems like getting in a car crash or work and family problems?»

Doubling as an effective romance, Zemeckis story of Hanks's FedEx worker Chuck Noland becoming stranded on a deserted Pacific Ocean island after a plane crash, driven to survive by the thought of returning to his girlfriend Kelly (played by Helen Hunt) is one of the director's most restrained (even the music cues by Alan Silvestri don't start till over an hour into the film) and in - command pieces of work that sees the esteemed filmmaker largely hold back on artistic flashes and instead focusing on his leading man Hanks working his magic as the determined Chuck.

The twisted, darkly funny, and thrilling picture features a fantastic lead performance by Jake Gyllenhaal as an odd but driven man who starts working as a freelance photographer, taking video of grisly car crashes, break - ins, etc. that he then sells to the local news networks for their morning broadcasts.

In The Equity Q Ratio: How Overvaluation Leads To Low Returns and Extreme Losses I examined Universa Chief Investment Officer Mark Spitznagel's June 2011 working paper The Dao of Corporate Finance, Q Ratios, and Stock Market Crashes -LRB-.

-LSB-...] Tails: How The Equity Q Ratio Anticipates Stock Market Crashes and The Equity Q Ratio: How Overvaluation Leads To Low Returns and Extreme Losses I examined Universa Chief Investment Officer Mark Spitznagel's June 2011 working paper The Dao -LSB-...]

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For instance, if the driver who caused a car crash that led to your injuries was working at the time of the crash, his or her employer may be financially liable as well.

We will work with you to recreate the events leading up to the crash in order to learn which parties are responsible and put together a plan of action that best suits your needs.

Accidents leading to personal injury cases in Riverdale are usually due to: Boat accidents Bus accidents Cab accidents Plane crash accidents Train accidents Truck accidents Motorcycle accidents Negligence at home / work Medical Malpractice Product Liability Discrimination

Work related motor vehicle accidents can lead to serious injury for both the employee and other individuals involved in the crash.

Our team will work to uncover the many defects and other circumstances that could have led to your crash.

This could lead to hooks not working properly or crashes.

Tragedies can lead to better times and often reveal that family members and friends are more important than work, observes Rich Rawlins, who suffered third - degree burns over 70 percent of his body in a 1987 plane crash.