" He added: "This was an accident waiting to happen.
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"It's an accident waiting to happen," one woman told me.
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All of that amounted to an accident waiting to happen.
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It was an accident waiting to happen, and it happened.
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The falcon-wing doors are kind of an accident waiting to happen.
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The falcon wing doors are kind of an accident waiting to happen.
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But many in the industry thought it was an accident waiting to happen.
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From the start, Mr Kuczynski, a businessman and economist, was an accident waiting to happen.
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The resulting Frankenstrap's Monster looks like either a mistake or an accident waiting to happen.
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But according to the garden's management, the treehouse tree was an accident waiting to happen.
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The Koreans are scrambling but this kind of pressure is an accident waiting to happen for them.
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"It was an accident waiting to happen," said Fabienne Belle, whose husband Cesar Martins was the club physiologist.
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Or does it come from a weak and sickly tree that looks like an accident waiting to happen?
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Whenever you see a group squashed in like that—an accident waiting to happen—they're always shouting and laughing.
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Subtitles, whether they come from a machine or a fast-typing human, can often be an accident waiting to happen.
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EVER since it began in July 2016 the presidency of Pedro Pablo Kuczynski in Peru looked like an accident waiting to happen.
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Today, tech sector equities comprise nearly 30 percent of all large-cap mutual fund portfolios; this is an accident waiting to happen.
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"I don't think it's an accident waiting to happen, but it's something to watch," says Dean Curnutt, chief executive of Macro Risk Advisors.
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Outstanding Picture Editing For An Unstructured Reality Program Project Greenlight – Accident Waiting to Happen Outstanding Short Form Nonfiction Or Reality Series Inside Look: The People v.
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As the Fed has gingerly hiked rates and run down its balance sheet, France's unhappy experience three centuries ago suggests there's an accident waiting to happen.
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Without confirmation, and soon, that the refined metal part of the supply chain is tangibly tightening, the current levels of open interest look like an accident waiting to happen.
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Call it a meme, call it an extremely esoteric dance move, call it a kitchen knife accident waiting to happen, but folks on social media are showcasing their creative sleights of hand.
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"If the car had to [brake] hard and quickly I'm sure the fact they're singing their mummy's song will stop them from an accident waiting to happen," the responding user tweeted sarcastically.
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Letter To the Editor: Re " 'An Accident Waiting to Happen': Blame in a Deadly London Fire" (front page, June 25): A sense of foreboding occurred to me as I read your article.
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Many market watchers have held for some time that the XIV was an "accident waiting to happen, serving no economic purpose," said Paul Gambles, co-founder of financial advisory firm MBMG Group.
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" He is also outlining expectations for a great team, including transparency, candor and an ability to debate real issues, adding that when those aren't discussed, "we are an accident waiting to happen.
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Dithhi Bhattacharya, executive director of charity Center for Workers' Management, said it was an accident "waiting to happen", blaming a government failure to clamp down on illegal sweatshops that employ people in slave-like conditions.
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She also talks about how the old ship was "an accident waiting to happen"; the hubris of shipping executives; the conflicting demands of commerce and safety; and whether any lessons have been learned after the tragedy.
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" As recently as March, a tenant blogger, writing on behalf of what he called the Grenfell Action Group, predicted a "serious and catastrophic incident," adding, "The phrase 'an accident waiting to happen' springs readily to mind.
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Your smartphone's big, beautiful touchscreen is an accident waiting to happen, but Corning continues its magnanimous to improve the survival rate of your hardware, and its latest creation, Gorilla Glass 5, should help your phone survive even nastier tumbles.
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You can microwave cloves for a few seconds, pour hot water over them and let them steep while you do other prep work, crush a bulb with the flat-end of a sharp knife (an accident waiting to happen!), or shake cloves vigorously in a covered bowl.
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The 1947 act has been widely criticized over the years as unconstitutional. Akhil Amar, who is a legal scholar in constitutional law, has called it "a disastrous statute, an accident waiting to happen". There are two main areas of concern.
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Carver's photography is selected to be displayed at a gallery, but during the opening, he becomes obnoxiously drunk. Rachel chastises him and urges him to tell Christina and the police about his troubles with the gang. Carver promises to do so eventually. After further arguing with each other, Rachel calls him "an accident waiting to happen".
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Ivan Rogers described May's Brexit strategy as "an accident waiting to happen". He said completing Brexit was "guaranteed" to take a decade and alleged May's unrealistic hopes of a trade deal made to order meant a car crash in the next few months was "quite likely".Irish warn Theresa May: change course or risk Brexit chaos The Observer. 25 November 2017.
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Vehicles entering the launch shaft construction site will assemble opposite it and drive across the entrance. The residents complained that the construction site for the tunnel boring machine is a little too close to home for residents at Maplewoods as it will be right up to their main entrance. They claimed that is an accident waiting to happen. Construction works thus ceased on 6 June 2011.
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I have been saying for some years now this was an accident waiting to happen." Sgobba, the former head of flight safety for the European Space Agency, said on November 6, 2014, that industry best practice called for operators to build in "two-failure tolerance", or sufficient safeguards to survive two separate, unrelated failures—two human errors, two mechanical errors or one of each. "What we see in the incident is what we call 'zero-failure tolerance'," Mr Sgobba said. "So you make the mistake—you have a catastrophe.
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Foldi was also active as a teacher and as an author. In 1979, he joined the faculty of the Cleveland Institute of Music and went on to serve a decade-long tenure as the chairman and artistic director of its opera department. From 1991 until 1995, Foldi returned to Chicago's Lyric Opera as the director of the Lyric Opera Center for American Artists under director Ardis Krainik; he was succeeded by Richard Pearlman. In 1999, Leyerle published "Foldi's Opera: An Accident Waiting to Happen", a collection of humorous reminiscences.
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The team had suffered a disastrous downturn in the early 1990s, partially as its famous V12 engine was no longer competitive against the smaller, lighter and more fuel-efficient V10s of its competitors. Various drivers, notably Alain Prost, had given the vehicles labels such as "truck", "pig", and "accident waiting to happen". Furthermore, the poor performance of the Ferrari pit crews was considered a running joke. At the end of 1995, though the team had improved into a solid competitor, it was still considered inferior to front-running teams such as Benetton and Williams.
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Peter Carew's claim of insubordination has been given support by James Watt, former Medical Director-General of the Royal Navy, based on records of an epidemic of dysentery in Portsmouth which could have rendered the crew incapable of handling the ship properly,Watt (1983), p. 17. while historian Richard Barker has suggested that the crew actually knew that the ship was an accident waiting to happen, at which they balked and refused to follow orders.Barker (1992), p. 439. Marsden has noted that the Carew biography is in some details inconsistent with the sequence of events reported by both French and English eyewitnesses.
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Sam Bird commented that the first corner chicane was an "accident waiting to happen" given the narrowness of the circuit, as well as the brakes and tires not being up to temperature on the first lap. The consequence of the race meant Vergne extended his lead in the Drivers' Championship to 32 points over Lucas di Grassi going into the final events in New York. With 87 points, Evans's second place finish jumped him from sixth to third in the standings. As a result of his penalty, André Lotterer dropped to fourth in the standings, 44 points behind his teammate Vergne.
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MV Bukoba Memorial Possible causes were identified by Captain Joseph Muguthi, formerly of the Kenya Navy, and writing in the pages of the Daily Nation as a marine navigation consultant. He labelled it an accident waiting to happen, as Lake Victoria ferries disregarded safety regulations. Specifically: #lack of life jackets, life belts, and lifeboats; #lack of fire fighting equipment; #lack of distress signals; #what equipment there is, is not regularly checked; #overload #the vessels are not regularly dry docked for routine maintenance and repairs; #the vessels are not regularly inspected; #the coxswains are not licensed to navigate. More overarchingly, Muguthi blamed the incident on governments' marine departments being staffed by civil servants and politicians who have no understanding of ships and marine decisions.
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Retrieved 2018-05-28. Pakistan's "focus on basics", coaching and management were praised by The Express Tribune, whilst former Pakistan bowler Waqar Younis claimed that the win was his country's best at Lord's.Marks V (2018) Lord’s humbling should remind ECB that it is easier to sell a winning team, The Guardian, 2018-05-28. Retrieved 2018-05-28. Writing on CricInfo, George Dobell's view was that England's defeat was the "culmination of several years' of ECB policies that have disrespected Test cricket".Dobell G (2018) Dobell: England's humiliation at Lord's was an accident waiting to happen, CricInfo, 2018-05-27. Retrieved 2018-05-28. England won the second Test within three days, defeating Pakistan by an innings and 55 runs in an "emphatic victory".England v Pakistan: Victory cannot be used to 'paper over cracks' - Joe Root, BBC Sport, 2018-06-03. Retrieved 2018-06-03.
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In the build-up to the event, several drivers expressed unease at the race – with Franchitti, Oriol Servià and Alex Lloyd the most vocal opponents – particularly given the high degree of banking around the circuit, with between 18 and 20 degrees of banking in the corners. Franchitti was quoted as saying that the track was "not suitable" for IndyCar racing, while championship rival Will Power described the race as "an accident waiting to happen". The field of 34 drivers was the biggest in an IndyCar series race in 14 years. A typical oval track race has six to eight fewer drivers, except for the Indianapolis 500, which normally has a 33-car field (but is run at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, which is two and a half miles in distance with a maximum banking of 9.2 degrees, as opposed to Las Vegas which is one and a half miles in distance and has banking up to 20 degrees). ESPN.
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