Sentence examples for on the implosion from inspiring English sources

And we have an update on the implosion of the French team, which seems to have no end in sight.

For months now, attention in the automobile industry has been riveted on the implosion of DaimlerChrysler, which announced a three-year plan on Monday to reverse the huge losses at Chrysler in the United States.

But this complex geological puzzle, and the threat it may hold for the city above it, is beginning to come into view, thanks to a series of recent experiments that have relied on the implosion of the city's old sports stadium, late-night explosions across the city and the famous friendliness of Seattleites.

In March 1945, Kistiakowsky became part of the Cowpuncher Committee, so-called because it rode herd on the implosion effort.

Allison formed part of the "Cowpuncher Committee" that "rode herd" on the implosion project, ensuring that it stayed on track and on schedule.

Oppenheimer considered that there was a "reciprocal lack of confidence" between Parsons and Neddermeyer, and in October 1943 he brought in George Kistiakowsky, who began a new attack on the implosion design.

In the case of Citigroup, however, the stock appears to be fully priced, after recovering sharply from the financial debacle of 1998 brought on by the implosion of Long Term Capital.

In doing so, he sent a signal that the federal government would act to keep the market turmoil brought on by the implosion of risky mortgage lending from damaging the economy in an election season.

In a key strategic move, Britain will on Tuesday respond to the implosion in Iraq by deepening its diplomatic ties with Iran, leading to the reopening of the UK embassy in Tehran, as part of an effort to increase leverage over the besieged Maliki government in Iraq.

To respond, Oppenheimer implemented, in August, a sweeping reorganization of the laboratory to focus on development of an implosion-type weapon and appointed George Kistiakowsky head of the implosion department.

The demolition companies involved appealed to the public on the day prior to the implosion to stay away for health and safety reasons, and watch the proceedings on TV or the internet.