Sentence examples for have erupted during from inspiring English sources

Iceland, a segment of the Mid-Atlantic Ridge that emerges above sea level, has 70 volcanoes that have erupted during the past 10,000 years.

The exchange between Mr. Obama and the salesman was not nearly as fiery as those that have erupted during lawmakers' events.

Violence and public disorder have erupted during past government efforts to bring the Suharto family and the militias to justice, underscoring the difficulty of this impoverished country's struggle to forge a democracy after decades of authoritarian rule.

The formation consists mainly of submarine volcanic rocks that have erupted during the global glaciation.

Since then, frequent clashes have erupted during weekly demonstrations held by those calling for Morsi's reinstatement.

Based on the lines of geological evidence, the Ongeluk volcanics are considered to have erupted during the global glaciation (Kirschvink et al. 2000; Kopp et al. 2005).

The shooting, she'd learn, had erupted during a Wednesday evening Bible study.

The police said they had deployed nearly 20,000 officers to maintain order, given violent protests that had erupted during past fuel price debates.

Opposed to "ultrarevolutionary" behaviour and uncoordinated actions even by its own deputies-on-mission, the committee tried to stop the de-Christianization campaigns that had erupted during the anarchic phase of the Terror in the fall of 1793.

Some of the ethnic violence that has erupted during the last six months may also have helped Mr. Moi, though there is no evidence that the governing party was behind it.

Goodluck Jonathan, the first president since a return to civilian rule who had no significant ties to the military, has faced sharp criticism for his handling of the Boko Haram crisis, which has erupted during his five-year tenure as leader.