### misfortune:

Accident
* DO happen and they happen to people too
  - happen, even in the very, very best of homes
* Many accidents also involve errors in production that cause that particular job to be scrapped
  - can cause pain, swelling and bruising without resulting in a fracture
* Many accidents happen when kids are rushing around
  - people keep moving when it is wet and visibility is low
  - involve drunk drivers
* Many accidents occur after the sun has set but before night has fallen
  - because of debris falling from buildings
  - due to inattentive drivers and collision with cars and trucks
  - every year when motorists run into the rear of slow moving equipment
* Many accidents occur when containers under partial pressure are thought to be empty
  - drivers exceed safe speeds along winding mountain roads
  - farmers are in a hurry
  - people fumble with cigarettes or lighters while they are driving
  - unsupervised public or visitors come into contact with horses
* Most accidents alter phenotypes.
* Most accidents are preventable by eliminating one or more causes
  - the result of falls
* Most accidents cause brain injuries
* Most accidents happen due to over speeding and rash driving
  - quickly and involve only small lapses in attention or errors in judgment
  - suddenly and unexpectedly
  - through overconfidence on fast gravel roads
  - to children aged under four
* Most accidents happen when ammonia is being moved from one tank to another
  - an approaching motorist hits a farm vehicle from behind or when passing
  - children run into the street, darting out between parked cars
  - it's dark or getting dark
  - involving alcohol take place at night and at high speeds
* Most accidents involving alcohol, on the other hand, are high-speed crashes at night
  - other hand, take place at high speeds at night
  - bikes and cars occur at intersections
  - gasoline occur when it is being used as a cleaning agent
  - pedestrians and other vulnerable road users occur in towns
* Most accidents occur because of excessive speed and careless driving
  - neglect, poor judgment, or ignorance
  - during daylight hours and clear conditions
  - in the early afternoon when only one parent was away
  - under optimal driving conditions on clear days and straight roads
* Most accidents occur when drivers override their headlights at high speeds on remote trails
  - persons walk into the tail rotor
  - the motor vehicle driver strikes the rear of a farm implement
* Most accidents result from unsafe acts caused by people or unsafe conditions in the work place
  - in mortality
  - when hikers are unprepared for the exposure and length of the climb
* Some accidents are caused by collisions
  - associate with fire
* Some accidents cause chemical reaction
  - death
* Some accidents happen because of a clash between man's inventions and nature
  - late in the day, especially when the weather is poor
  - involve injuries
* Some accidents kill mothers
  - lead to death
* Some accidents occur during employment
  - in schools
* Some accidents occur when motorists attempt to beat the crossing gates
  - people use it to start a fire in a fireplace
  - relate to fatigue
* also increase negative publicity and legal liability.
* are a leading cause of death in children.
* are a major cause of injury and early death
  - preventable death among children
  - matter of probability and chance
  - natural part of being human
  - perennial danger in mountain biking
  - almost always the result of a series of events and bad decisions
  - also the leading cause of childhood disability
  - an everyday occurrence, further delaying traffic
  - called accidents for a reason
  - capable of slow traffic
  - crimes
  - frequent and severe, due to weather conditions such as snow and ice
  - happening
  - located in roadblock
  - major causes of neck injury
  - mishap
  - mistakes
  - more likely to occur when fatigued and stressed
* are most likely to occur if large amounts of propellant contact an ignition source
  - often the result of driver inattention and driver error
  - often the foundation for discoveries in research
  - part of a broad group of events that adversely affect the completion of a task
  - physical events
  - processes that culminate in an final event that causes injury or illness
  - relatively rare events in terms of the number of vehicles and drivers on the road
  - responsible for nearly half of all college-age male deaths
* are the fourth leading cause of death today
  - most commonest cause of death in the United Kingdom
* are the leading cause of death among children
  - among people in economically active age group
  - for children
  - for people of every age
  - in young people, and binge drinking is increasing
  - injury to children
* are the major cause of death
  - horseplay
  - most common cause of holiday disasters
  - number one killer of children today
  - result of violating the rules of safe gun handling and common sense
  - second leading cause of Indian deaths nation- wide
* are traumatic anywhere
  - what inhere in a substance
* are, obviously, common in the motorsports world.
* can affect and sometimes determine elections
  - also occur when a child is too excited or too busy
  - happen and cause damage to materials and computers
* can happen anytime, anywhere and to anyone
  - to anyone, on any day of the year
  - even in the safest homes
  - in both places, and detergents can get in to foods
  - to anyone at any age
* can happen to anyone, anywhere, regardless of their cycling skills
  - whether newly employed or with years of experience
  - underground, on railroad tracks or highways, and at manufacturing plants
  - happen, and illnesses often go unnoticed
* can occur at home, at work, in sport and recreation, on the roads, and at school
  - to horses in harness
* can occur when a child begins playing with opening and closing the door
  - children play with the remote controls for an automatic garage door opener
  - hikers kick and roll boulders down steep hills
  - transporting pesticides even a short distance
  - result in personal suffering and permanent injuries
  - shock, or start fires
* can, and do, happen in all manner of places.
* cause a wide range of disabilities, including spinal damage and loss of limbs
  - an enormous number of deaths and injuries every year
  - more death and disability in children than diseases, drugs, or violence
* causes health problems.
* cost billions of dollars a year in medical expenses and lost income.
* determine such things as marriages and births as well as deaths.
* do happen aboard commercial airliners
* happen and head injuries can be serious
  - as frequently in the summer as any other time of the year
  - because men are foolish, and reckless, and negligent, and lazy
  - even in places where every conceivable safety precaution is taken
* happen every day with all kinds of tools and machines
* happen in conditions
  - normal conditions
* happen to people who drive their cars into something
* happen when impatient motorists try passing four and five vehicles at a time
  - kids play sports
* happen when people are overtired, over-heated, cold or stressed
  - let their guard down
  - take chances because they're in a hurry
* happen, as when a strike badly misses target prey.
* happen, especially in bad weather, and sometimes oil is spilled
  - on the many roadways of America and throughout the world
  - whether driving a car or riding a bike or playing at a playground
* increase dramatically during storms and particularly at night
  - in frequency with miles driven
* involve collisions
  - participants
* involving deer are the third most frequent type of collision that occurs in Indiana
  - heavy industrial equipment and machinery often involve death as well
  - little automobile damage often result in serious injury or death
  - spills and leakages can have serious health and environmental repercussions
* is misfortune
* just happen to children.
* lead people to nervousness and anger.
* leave more children crippled than do diseases.
* make up a small percentage of gun deaths, yet account for almost all automobile deaths.
* occur at construction sites
  - because of carelessness, whether the cook is blind or sighted
* occur frequently due to animals crossing the main roads
  - with both adults and children
  - in streets, parking lots, even driveways
  - on all the oceans of the world
  - when the undercarriage falls
* occurring at higher speeds increase the rates of severe injury and death.
* only exist when they are the accidents of some substance.
* play a big role in the making of Blues Explosion records.
* raise doubt.
* refer to all accidents as reported at police stations.
* related to sleep cause great human suffering and can result in loss of life.
* remain a major source of childhood mortality, morbidity and hospital admission.
* result from attempts
* sometimes happen because of extra stress in a child's life
  - to older people because they have poor eyesight
  - involve bystanders, including children
* spatially fluctuate dynamically, as a response to changing traffic patterns and volume.
* tend to happen when one driver is going faster or slower than other cars on the road.
* vary in severity and frequency.
+ Canyoneering, Dangers: Sports :: Canyons
  * Canyoneering can be dangerous. Accidents can also happen when a canyoneer is climbing down ropes. The rope can break or the canyoneer can slip. Sometimes canyons are too narrow to walk through, so you have to go back. Also, sometimes the water in canyons is so cold you can get sick. Many people have died in canyons.