Sentence examples for blow up quickly from inspiring English sources

Or, in plain English, it removes the parts of banks that gamble and act like hedge funds, because those parts can blow up quickly.

But subprime loans can blow up quickly, and federal banking regulators are taking a tougher approach to the entire sector these days.

He thought long and hard before going public with his discovery and expected the issue to blow up quickly once he had.

And apologize sooner rather than later because little misunderstandings can blow up quickly.

But the deal blew up quickly.

It blew up quickly when Liam Hendricks was struck for a two-run homer by Aaron Judge in the first inning and six relievers walked the plank to a 7-2 loss.

The difference being that a fad is a phenomenon that blows up quickly, lasts only for a short time, then, fades away.

"One of our test subjects said she'd use them if she decided to quit smoking". Inflatable shirts, reminiscent of a certain Seinfeld episode, were center stage in a humorously oddball demo that claimed users would, "feel the weight of a long-winded sentence". Big talkers blew up quickly.

Their album, Blow Up (Nacional), quickly threw them on a global map filled with excellent cumbia, champeta, and reggaeton groups.

In April 1938 Henlein told the foreign minister of Hungary that "whatever the Czech government might offer, he would always raise still higher demands ... he wanted to sabotage an understanding by any means because this was the only method to blow up Czechoslovakia quickly".

Since the grid operator must match supply to demand on a minute-by-minute basis, reserve power mostly natural-gas plants, these days must compensate when the wind stops blowing, ramping up quickly to fill in the gap.