Sentence examples for enough to detonate from inspiring English sources

No one creeps on eggshells here; characters stomp on them hard enough to detonate them.

We could invent bombs capable of obliterating the entire planet, and place them in the hands of those desperate enough to detonate them.

They can be heavy enough to detonate an anti-personnel mine.Sniffing safelyA clever way around that comes from MECHEM, a subsidiary of Denel, a South African defence contractor.

So far, nobody has been hurt, and it's not clear whether the devices were sophisticated enough to detonate at all.

The barometric fuse was not considered accurate enough to detonate the bomb at the precise ignition height, because air pressure varies with local conditions.

Every 20 years or so, the dwarf accumulates enough gas to detonate a titanic thermonuclear explosion.

Patches of soil there contain enough TNT to detonate when exposed to flame or struck by an earthquake.

AN EVEN PLAYING FIELD The court will be medium-fast: quick enough for Sampras to detonate his serve but leisurely enough for Federer to perform his trademark magic.

Amazingly, there wasn't enough fuel left to detonate.

The AT-2 is sensitive enough to be detonated by a person stumbling over it or even, at times, by the proximity of a person.

The bomb failed to detonate, which gave Diệm enough time to seek shelter in a cellar in the eastern wing.