Sentence examples for chance of exploding from inspiring English sources

By refusing to risk alienating Indonesia's small radical fringe, President Yudhoyono, a cautious and consensus-driven leader, shares much of the blame for a situation that has the remote but real chance of exploding into sectarian violence, Mr. Suaedy said.

SpaceX put a "Starman" into space today, on a path to a potential wide looping orbit of Mars and Earth — it was actually a mannequin wearing an official SpaceX crew flight suit, but it was more than just a fun payload for a rocket that stood every chance of exploding mid-flight, it turns out.

Testing on the ground had shown that the Service Propulsion System (SPS) engine had a small chance of exploding when burned for long periods unless its combustion chamber was "coated" first.

Who knows but that here might be a chance to explode the biggest reputation of all, with a roar that would set the shelves of the twopenny libraries deliciously quivering for years?

Everything that's capable of exploding explodes.

[Video of Exploding Suicide Termites].

Instead of exploding jungles, their war exploded in the mind.

These early departures abort the process of creating a large exit — before they have a chance to explode, and thus feed the ecosystem.

The director Jeremy Sams's lusty revival of Michael Frayn's backstage farce "Noises Off" offered its audience the chance to explode into laughter that felt like tears.

Medicine prize: Emmanuel Ben-Soussan, for advising doctors who perform colonoscopies how to minimise the chance of their patients exploding.

Judges ruled that, had the editors at La Tercera bothered to test the recipe before publication, they would have realised there was a good chance of the dough exploding in the frier, showering the unfortunate cook with boiling oil.