Sentence examples for explosive conditions from inspiring English sources

"This is a very complex fire, with multiple fronts and explosive conditions".

Another 2 percent had more than 28 milligrams per liter, "a level that requires removal of any potential ignition source and venting the gas away from confined spaces to avoid possible explosive conditions," the agency said.

The agency said that 9 percent of groundwater samples taken from more than 200 wells between 1999 and 2011 showed levels of methane that were high enough to warrant further monitoring or concrete steps "to avoid possible explosive conditions".

What can be done to prevent it from happening again?" Following the release of the commission's report, The New York Times reported, "The commission said 'white racism' was chiefly to blame for the explosive conditions that sparked riots in American cities during the last few summers.

Enjoying higher wages and greater privileges, including the right to travel in Israel, Jerusalem's Palestinians had counted themselves luckier than their cousins behind the wall in the West Bank.Deepening despairOver the past year, however, a toxic mix of developments has created explosive conditions.

Despite their sharp elbows, they hang together, unlike Gilbert's all-akimbo row at 36 through 60, which presents a sort of Big Bang in the cosmology of private house design, in which every possible model was created all at once under explosive conditions.

Energetics of entrapment boiling induced shocks for explosive and non-explosive conditions were quantified using a modified zero-crossing technique.

The economy has collapsed, public debt will soon need another major haircut; there are huge human costs and explosive social conditions.

In this research a series of reinforced concrete slabs are tested to determine their response under explosive loading conditions.

The dynamic behavior evolution of delamination under different explosive loading conditions was investigated by setting a small pre-delamination in the numerical model.

That, combined with powerful wind gusts and chronically dry vegetation from the ongoing drought, could make for explosive fire conditions, officials say.