Sentence examples for flaring about from inspiring English sources

Russia is the world's largest gas flaring country, flaring about 21 bcm annually, followed by Iraq (16 bcm), Iran (12 bcm), the US (11.8 bcm), Venezuela (9 bcm), Nigeria (8 bcm), and China (2 bcm) during 2015 [83].

Concerns flared about whether Hezbollah might attack Israel in retaliation, possibly drawing Lebanon into the conflict.

Rumors flare about the condition of a particular building, only to dissipate later.

In the vacuum a debate has flared about whether the church is doing enough, which has split the government.

It brings to an end, at least for now, the latest battle to flare about the rights of transgender people to use the public restrooms of their choice.

Jena is a mostly white town where racial animosity flared about a year ago after a black student sat under a tree that was a traditional gathering place for whites.

Over at talkinbroadway.com's ever-lively chat room, an instant debate flared about the slippage in standards that would give this show the kudos.

Oil companies and their local trade association say they are working as fast as possible to build pipelines, and they note that the companies now flare about 29 percent of the gas they produce, compared to 36 percent in September 2011.

The dance sequences featured a cast of women who, in various numbers, whirled as their skirts flared about them or swayed in a sultry manner while their fingers made curling gestures.

Referring to that spectacular idea, Dr. Gehrels said, "I'd say it's not convincing, but there is a hint of that in the data". On both July 9 and on July 24, the X-ray afterglow did not simply fade away but flared about 100 seconds after the initial blast, as if part of the neutron star had been thrown upward and then had fallen back into the black hole.

Promptly outrage flared about how she could possibly shame younger women about their valid political views regarding Bernie Sanders.