Sentence examples for provoke an explosion from inspiring English sources

Now, at the dawn of the 21st century, the mounting use of computers and the Internet in facilitating learning seems likely to provoke an explosion in distance learning.

The unscavenged carcases provoked an explosion in dog numbers, which led in turn to a big rise in the incidence of rabies.

But if the egg was penetrated or otherwise disturbed, that could all change swiftly, with the water instantly erupting into steam and provoking an explosion.

This provoked an explosion from the 71-year-old Stark: "Oh, you think you are big enough to make me, you little wimp?" The official transcript continues: "Come over here and make me.

Today's mountain-chomping machinery and corrosive chemical extraction methods, combined with the skyrocketing cost of heavy metals, has provoked an explosion of activity in these abandoned mining sites.

He condemned it as a "pure terrorist attack" and said "there is no doubt the intention was to provoke an attack, an explosion".

He condemned it as a "pure terrorist attack," and said "there is no doubt the intention was to provoke an attack, an explosion".

At the time, Mugabe, in a trial-run for his present frenzied behaviour, ordered the seizure of Sithole's farm, provoking a political explosion.

In the gossipy world of New York journalism, the firing of Jill Abramson from her position as the executive editor of the Times provoked a veritable explosion of talk, posts, and Instagram pictures of the objects of interest.

It is hard to see how imports could be further squeezed without provoking a social explosion.

"It tends to provoke a kind of emotional explosion".