Sentence examples for allowed to explode from inspiring English sources

This amounts to a carbon bomb, that if allowed to explode, would blow Australia and the world past it's carbon budget.

The number of policies has shrunk and the Greek CDS bomb is now small enough to be allowed to explode, if that's what the ISDA committee decides next time.

The Bernanke and Yellen Feds have built a $2.7 monetary time bomb that should not be allowed to explode rapidly.

Going beyond GDPR and the debate over whether or not Alex Jones should be allowed to explode on Twitter like everyone else, recent and forthcoming legislative changes are spelling bad news for the future of the porn industry.

It was these constrictions that allowed Davis to explode so forcefully, and with such calculated contempt, especially in Regina's final, chilling conversation with her ailing husband: REGINA: I was lonely when I was young.

He continued to insist that killing bin Laden would not end the terrorist threat, without realizing that this is true now because, by not catching bin Laden, W. allowed him to explode into an inspirational force for jihadists.

He barely tosses the ball on his serve, but his compact motion allows him to explode into the ball.

There is a school of thought that the situation may yet benefit Henry, by allowing him to explode from the shadows.

That allows him to explode through the line of scrimmage, and he has been thrown for a loss only 20 times this season.

Vikander herself carries off the role with delicacy and poise, but the film does not really allow her to explode with emotion and show the grief that has been boiling inside her.

At least seven giant craters have been discovered in Siberia – reportedly caused by thawing permafrost allowing methane to explode out of the ground – and a 12-year-old boy in Salekhard died from anthrax in August after thawing released bacteria.