Sentence examples for explosion expert from inspiring English sources

Blankenship's film asserts that the MSHA's conclusions about the disaster "were wrong," instead highlighting the findings of "independent experts" like Dr. Martin Hertzberg, a mine, fire and explosion expert and climate change denier who says in the film that it's an "insult to the miners" who died to think they would work in unsafe conditions.

Behind the seeming explosion, experts say, is a process of technology evolution.

This data explosion, experts say, is an untapped asset at most companies, which lack the tools and skills to exploit it.

Premature cutoff could cause the shuttle to fail to reach orbit and having the engines keep running if fuel is exhausted could result in an explosion, experts said.

Premature cutoff in the more than eight-minute dash to space could cause the shuttle to fail to reach orbit, and having the engines keep running once fuel is exhausted could result in a disastrous explosion, experts said.

Considering that problems with batteries are occurring on passenger planes at a rate of one every four months, Merritt Birky, formerly a fire and explosions expert with the National Transportation Safety Board who is now a private consultant, suggests they should be kept where passengers can keep an eye on them and out of overhead storage bins.

BBC London's Charlotte Franks spoke to pharmacy owner Shazid Karim whose business was damaged in an explosion, Jim Ingram, an explosives expert from London South Bank University, and Clive Nation from ATM security firm, Cennox.

The F.B.I. agents -- a retired explosives expert who investigated the crime scene in 1963, and a current bomb expert -- said the explosion could not have been accidental.

There has never been an explosion, and experts agree the lake's waters are about the cleanest in Switzerland.

Beijing has apparently also tried to dampen North Korea's enthusiasm for more nuclear explosions, American experts say.

There was an unforgettable routine by Kenny Muhammad, a.k.a. the Human Orchestra, in which he did his famous "beat-boxing," a rhythmically expert explosion of mouth sounds — clicks, smacks, gulps, honks — into a souped-up mike.