Sentence examples for potential conflagration from inspiring English sources

The Eurovision Song Contest, before trendy columnists lambast it to the depths of infernal bad taste, is about la-la love, solidarity, and diffusing the potential conflagration of tinder-dry nation states.

That is a lonely public dissent, though; few others are keeping cameras away from potential conflagrations.

The Gibsons of baseball past would not have taken kindly to this modern development aimed at defusing potential conflagrations.

There is now real, worrisome potential for conflagration.

Publicly, Obama administration officials talk only about the economic consequences of a potential debt conflagration in Europe.

By the end of "Dimming the Sun" viewers will be able to talk about pan-evaporation, air streams above the Maldives and the potential for conflagration in the Amazon.

If successful, Turkey will have averted a potential regional conflagration, safeguarded its security and economic interests, and solidified its role as the leading bridge between East and West.

Tahir Taghizadeh Azerbaijan ambassador, London Simon Tisdall's article makes some very important points concerning the cross-border violence currently being suffered by the inhabitants of Nagorno-Karabakh and the well documented evidence of aggression from Azerbaijan that has the potential to ignite a conflagration in the south Caucasus.

Israel-Palestine, by contrast, is a draining confrontation but not today the potential spark to a conflagration; nor does it offer any new encouraging elements; nor is it likely that Netanyahu, if re-elected next year, would cease using Iran as a diversion from serious engagement with the Palestinians, who are divided in crippling ways they and the United States are reluctant to address.

Every small flame has the inherent potential of becoming a conflagration or firestorm if certain basic conditions are met.

Also reflected in numerous cables is the clear skepticism of American diplomats that Turkey fully understands the terrifying ramifications of a nuclear-armed Iran, be that in the form of nuclear arms-race or the potential of nuclear regional conflagration.