Sentence examples for dangerous burst from inspiring English sources
Fabregas with a dangerous burst up the right, but Xavi soon has Spain back in the highway's middle lane.
Another disciplined performance from Barcelona's Mr Dependable in the centre of midfield, although he was unable to stem Madrid's dangerous burst of second half pressure.
FOR Japan's disturbingly complacent nuclear industry, the most dangerous explosion in recent weeks has come not from a blast in a plutonium plant or a burst in reactor plumbing, but from the prime minister's bad temper.
Less frequent but more severe is the case of high geostress, which in hard, brittle rock may result in dangerous rock bursts (explosive spalling off from the tunnel side) or in a more plastic rock mass may exhibit a slow squeezing into the tunnel.
How dangerous the bursting of this real estate bubble will be for Europe and Italy specifically will be decided by the actions of the London banks.
Sangji lacked both the protective apparel and the training to handle the highly dangerous substance that burst into fatal flames.
The maximum velocity gradient is located at the open cut off near the rail entry and is the area most dangerous for rock burst.
It is demanded to comprehensively determine the burst danger degree and to process the dangerous regions and locations using intensity weakening technology.
In fairness to the Liverpool goalkeeper, he did make a splendid reflex save from Sean Rigg, the home side's most dangerous player, during that burst of concerted pressure.
Landslips obstructing flows of rivers and creating dangerous lakes that later burst out sweeping human settlements downstream is also another major concern in the region, authorities say.
"He blamed the recklessness of banks; he blamed a collective 'failure of imagination' to see that banks' huge increase in lending was the mother of all dangerous bubbles waiting to burst; he blamed the last Labour government for stripping the Bank of England in 1997 of its direct powers to regulate banks".
