Sentence examples for So explosion from inspiring English sources

As discussed in Fire and explosions section, power was supplied through diesel generators and gas canisters; however, residents were able to recover most of these prior to the lava flows reaching them, so explosion of a gas canister was only observed in one building.

"So an explosion for me isn't like an explosion for Macy's!" Ms. Aftel, 62, connects the popularity of natural perfumes to interest in organic gardening and local food.

Even so, the explosion that takes place near the end of the movie is a shocker.

Even so, the explosion in the quantity of collateralised debt obligations and similar securities went far beyond what was needed to sustain mortgage lending.

Even so, the explosion stirred dark memories of the deadly blasts at the finish line of the Boston Marathon in 2013 that killed three people and wounded more than 260 others.

He has seen "so many explosions and picked up so many corpses, including those of my colleagues," he said.

Some factories use a so-called explosion (Masonite) process, in which steamed chips are transformed into fibres by the application and sudden release of pressure.

The picture includes so many explosions on the mountain that you may leave the theater wondering why any of the Himalayas are still standing; the director begins to seem as cold and manipulative as Vaughn.

Sodium azide is/was the active ingredient in car emergency air bags--so the explosion potential is certainly present.

However, the so-called explosion of complexity problem, arising from the repeated differentiations of the virtual controllers in the backstepping procedure, has not been solved yet.

Moreover, when short-lived massive stars exploded, the stars were still embedded in that gas, so the explosions blew the gas away.