That sense of power may have peaked this spring, before JPMorgan Chase disclosed its $2 billion — now $5.8 billion and counting — "hedging" loss and before the public firestorm erupted, largely in Britain, over the Libor scandal.
When Mr. Romney made his now infamous $10,000 bet, Twitter erupted, driven largely by the Democratic National Committee, which immediately began using the hashtag "#what10Kbuys".
The third and most recent eruption produced another lava flow that was largely erupted above glacial ice, but was probably constrained on its northern margin by a small glacier.
A pandemonium of jeers and shouts, anger and dismay, erupted among the largely European hotel audience, which had supported the Italians.
Because the erupted material was largely disturbed while access was strictly prohibited for a month, we analyzed the aerial photographs taken on September 28.
In 1965, Gov. Edmund G. Pat Brownwaswas in Greece when the riots in Watts erupted, leaving a largely inexperienced lieutenant governor to lead the initial response.
The war that is now erupting over tariff design is coming largely from utilities now taking distributed PV seriously.
As the uprising erupted this year, Zintan, a largely Arab city in a region with a large Amazigh population, was regarded by many of its neighbors as a potential loyalist city.
In an echo of events across the Arab world, the streets of Yemen's main cities erupted this winter in largely peaceful mass protests demanding that Mr Saleh leave.
Outrage over his long stay -- and its $1.4 million cost, largely unpaid -- erupted in more than 230 reader comments on NYTimes.com; below is a sampling.
