Sentence examples for bomb means from inspiring English sources

There is already a shortage of 10,000 foster parents, and a demographic time bomb means that two-thirds of current carers are approaching retirement.

Israel's leaders, from Prime Minister Ehud Olmert down, have all explicitly stated that an Iranian bomb means Israel's destruction; Iran will not be allowed to get the bomb.

(Assembling a critical mass, the minimum amount needed for a bomb, means squeezing a lot of plutonium into a small space. Its density is higher as a nearly-pure metal than when it is combined with oxygen and low-grade uranium in a ceramic).

The bomb meant for me killed 26 people.

Was this counterfactual about Stalin's refusal to use the atomic bomb meant to justify the murder of millions of Soviet citizens under his rule?

Security controls are less stringent, and although the attacker was searched at least once, his choice of hiding place for the bomb meant he escaped detection.

The radical group Islamic Jihad said the militants were laying a bomb meant to blow up an Israeli jeep on patrol.

There is a dark side to the narrative: the writer's chauffeur is killed by a car bomb meant for her, and every one of her mortal enemies has a sad story to tell.

Participants in the Map task condition were less likely to make the inference about the bomb (mean proportion = 0.13) than those in the Comprehension group (mean proportion = 0.50, (X 2 (1, N = 205) = 27.56, p < 0.001, η = 0.367).

Jeremy Hunt said an ageing population and a "dementia time bomb" meant helping carers stay in work was an "economic necessity" for the country.

Police say a bomb meant to kill or injure officers on the outskirts of Belfast on 9 March may have been detonated by mobile telephone.