Sentence examples for fairly explosive from inspiring English sources

They're fairly explosive.

At this level, this is a fairly explosive statement and would suggest something of a breakdown in relations.

With global stockpiles being rapidly depleted, Baker predicts a "fairly explosive" move in palladium prices from the current $173 an ounce.

"Fairly explosive" was how he described the recent -- then, unpublished -- findings, by Harvard economist, Raj Chetty, and colleagues, which may help to put another nail in the coffin of the fade-out argument for the benefits of early childhood education.

The insurgents can no longer mount co-ordinated or complex attacks in the south, and are increasingly reliant on the indiscriminate use of fairly crude improvised explosive devices (IEDs) and suicide-bombings.One result is that the Taliban are much more likely to kill civilians, whose support they ultimately depend on, than foreign or Afghan forces.

The differences between thermobaric weapons and fuel-air explosives are fairly arcane, but the fundamental effects on the people injured and killed by these weapons are pretty much the same.

And unlike this year's accomplished yet familiar (and fairly forgettable) performances, there were some explosive new routines in the mix.

If, as has been suggested, begomoviruses were introduced into the NW only fairly recently, then a period of explosive speciation, following a limited introduction, could explain a low density of viruses.

"In Sinai we see people with military training and expertise carrying out fairly sophisticated operations, things like using improvised explosive devises against military vehicles or large explosive attacks on security buildings… The second wave of attacks we are seeing may have nothing to do with Sinai… It's a much more amateur operation".

The deepest deposits near the cone are less than 3 m; that they thin to less than a few centimetres only a few kilometres away, suggests that the explosive eruptions at Nazko Cone were fairly small.

Dirty bombs, for instance -- conventional explosives packed with radioactive contaminants -- are fairly easy to make but the radiation is unlikely to be very lethal.