Sentence examples for blown state from inspiring English sources

If changes do occur, a project manager should act as early as possible, since it is easier to tackle a threat before it reaches a full blown state.

"It's blown the state wide open," said Joe Monahan, whose daily blog is among New Mexico's most closely followed political journals.

The loss -- set up by blown Penn State scoring chances that included three missed field goals and a blocked field goal -- handed Joe Paterno his first seven-loss season in his 35 years as coach of the Lions.

In Kansas, Republicans have blown that state's budget to smithereens.

In an effort to soften the blow, state and city officials say, Citigroup executives have told them that over time they will actually increase the number of bank employees in New York City.

The idea is this: Air blows across state lines, thus a state's actions affect its neighbors.

It also calls for a stronger response to air pollution that blows across state lines and a better national pollution monitoring network.

The same thing that got China so deep into debt is what keeps it from blowing up: state control of the financial system and the perception, often substantiated, of government backing for debts.

"He basically was going to blow this state off until the speaker rose in the polls, so now he's coming on with this huge $3 million buy attacking the speaker".

At least three people were hurt when a bomb attached to a diesel tanker blew up, state media reported.

Before the market blew up, state and local governments could reassure bondholders that if they ran into financial trouble, their bonds would be honored by specialty insurers, like MBIA, Ambac and Federal Guarantee Insurance Company FGICC).