Sentence examples for eruption among from inspiring English sources

The netiquette flap reminds me of the sporadic eruption, among British commentators, of objections to "Americanisms" creeping into the language.

The only study [ 13] on tooth eruption among Ugandan children was done more than 40 years ago, over which environmental and socioeconomic changes have taken place.

For mild and early stage TEN, the main differential diagnoses includes SJS, acute generalized exanthematous pustulosis (AGEP), erythema multiforme major (EMM), staphylococcal scalded skin syndrome (SSSS), drug-induced linear immunoglobulin A (IgA) dermatosis, acute graft versus host disease (GVHD), and a generalized morbilliform drug eruption, among other conditions [12], [13].

There are historic records of Shinmoedake eruptions, among which the 1716 1717 eruption was the largest (Imura, 1994).

As well as identifying vulnerable elements and mitigation measures for individual utilities, the A.E.L.P. methodology allowed the effect on the entire network system to be assessed by considering a specific eruption scenario (among other hazards).

In an upcoming issue of Earth and Planetary Science Letters, the team reports that eruption rates among 15 volcanoes as far away as 1000 kilometers from the quake epicenters quadrupled within a year following those two events: four major eruptions versus the typical one.

The major differences in eruption times among girls in both the maxillary and mandibular teeth were with the Iranian children [ 25] (Table  5) while among the boys, bigger differences were with the Australian [ 24] and Iranian children [ 25] in the maxillary teeth and Pakistani children [ 10] in the mandibular teeth (Table  6).

The result was an eruption of goodwill among Conservative MPs and a puzzled, disconsolate air on opposition benches.

How long this agitation will continue depends on both India's capacity to assuage Kashmiri separatist leaders, and their ability in turn to control the sudden eruption of rage among the young.

The left-footed finish was curled deliciously inside John Ruddy's far post, with the subsequent eruption of joy among those in the Holmesdale end behind the goal virtually sucking the match-winner into the crowd.

By using Iraqi troops, Dr. Allawi and the American officials who are his partners in Baghdad hope to avoid the eruption of fury among Iraq's majority Shiites -- and across the wider Shiite world, particularly in Iran -- if American troops were seen to have damaged or desecrated the mosque, which is revered as the burial place of Imam Ali, Shiism's founding saint.