Sentence examples for from time bomb from inspiring English sources

It's time to decouple the phrase "old age" from "time bomb" and disaster.

Although Fed officials may see no inflation above 2percentt a year, they should fear inflation from the time bomb they have paid to create.

A QUIET but constant ticking can be heard from the demographic time bomb that sits beneath the world's third-largest economy.

Happily medicated, but still remembering (sometimes) how bleak everything has looked, I have been able to cull beauty and even hope from this apocalyptic time bomb.

In 1976, a mile from the White House, a time bomb planted by Chile's secret police killed that country's former foreign minister, Orlando Letelier.

If inflation increases and market interest rates rise, the Fed would have to give the banks billions of more dollars in interest to keep the excess reserves' time bomb from exploding.

In September, the city was rocked by explosions from crude time bombs that injured 28 people.

Preminger presents an empirical argument against contemporary approaches that seek to derive the obligatory nature of predicate-argument agreement exclusively from derivational time bombs.

To remove the guesswork from this pear-shaped ticking time bomb, an Australian company has developed an "avocado time machine".

In each installment MacGruber tries and fails to dismantle a time bomb, distracted from the task by his petty grievances and raging insecurities.

So in 18 weeks, I went from unhealthy -- a walking time bomb -- to healthy and fit.