effects of an accident

He died from the effects of an accident on the London Underground.

One boy, who the police said had special needs because of the lingering physical effects of an accident years ago, was released to his mother.

Mr. Stewart died from the effects of an accident whilst preparing the memorial.

This illustrates that physical planning is of crucial importance to avoid future accidents or to minimise the effects of an accident.

In this context, passive safety refers to features that help reduce the effects of an accident, such as seat belts, airbags and strong body structures.

John died on 22 March 1922 from the effects of an accident sustained during a Point-to-Point race at Wrangton nr Totnes, Devon.

So how did the effects of an accident on Thunder Hill leap-frog over all that distance and come down on our heads, without causing trouble between there and here?"

Dr. John Dunwoody, CBE, 76, former British Member of Parliament, effects of an accident.

In a letter dated 15 March 1831, Christiana wrote that her father had been "very ill from the effects of an accident occasioned by a wild cow running at him while on horseback and goring him in the calf of the leg, while returning from one of his journeys to his cattle stations in the interior.