Sentence examples for causing a blowout from inspiring English sources

He missed a turn when his front tire hit a sharp rock in the road, causing a blowout.

The ventilator remained set to push breaths at near-maximum pressure, and, given the patient's severe emphysema, this risked causing a blowout.

Nearly 150 homes had to be evacuated in the neighboring Caddo Parish in April, when drillers of an Exco Resources well struck a shallow pocket of gas, causing a blowout.

Mr. Shen agreed, however, that if the temperature of the road surface reached 150 degrees, it could cause a blowout, though such situations are rare.

The choice of a tapered string meant that the well had only two barriers to upward gas flow that could cause a blowout: cement near the bottom of the well and a seal assembly near the top.

Pumping a tire in an apartment cooled to 70 degrees and then riding on roads where the surface temperature can reach 150 would result in a pressure increase of 15 or 20 percent, potentially enough to cause a blowout, said Thomas J. Nosker, a Rutgers professor in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering and an avid cyclist.

"No comment, no comment," says Donald J. Vidrine, who was one of two "company men," or well-site leaders for BP, when a surge of gas caused a blowout and fire on April 20, killing 11 men and starting one of the largest oil spills in United States history.

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"But there was in fact high enough water pressure to cause a blowout," EPA Deputy Administrator Stan Meiburg told reporters in releasing the report.

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AN OIL WELL suffers a blowout, causing a fatal explosion on an offshore platform.