Sentence examples for explosive account from inspiring English sources
And how about Zhao Ziyang's bestselling Prisoner of the State – an explosive account of what happened behind the scenes during the pro-democracy protest of 1989 in Beijing?
Vistica first confronted Kerrey with this potentially explosive account during an interview in Omaha in December 1998, when Kerrey was seriously considering a run for the Democratic presidential nomination and Vistica was a reporter for Newsweek.
Compared with other Weinberg scores that have come to light, the rhapsody is minor, but the orchestra played its klezmer-tinged themes with an appealing lilt and gave an explosive account of its more overtly virtuosic finale, which calls to mind Khachaturian's "Saber Dance".
Explosive account growth has already contributed to technological glitches, yet it's hard to find a broker that has cut back enough on ad spending in the past year to slow growth and catch up in capacity.
The Times' foreign correspondent Rukmini Callimachi won the award for international reporting with her "explosive account" of how European countries continue to pay al Qaeda millions of dollars in ransom despite denying the practice.
This article is concerned with chemical explosives, which account for virtually all explosive applications in engineering.
"This will not be a hatchet job, or some kind of explosive insider account," he warns in the introduction – a sentence that may make a good many readers put it down immediately.
An explosive report in The New York Times this weekend sheds new light on the apparent targeting of Twitter accounts by "state-sponsored actors" three years ago.
Improvised explosives now account for about 70percentt of American casualties in Iraq.
A police official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak to the news media, estimated that the truck carried two tons of explosives, which accounted for the extent of the damage.
Northwestern cleared Kipnis only after she published an explosive and damning account of her treatment in The Chronicle of Higher Education.
