Sentence examples for risk of exploding from inspiring English sources

If David was to be appointed shadow chancellor, the differences that surfaced during the campaign would be at risk of exploding anew.

Thousands of hoverboards were impounded at UK ports last week, after testing revealed they were at risk of exploding or bursting into flames.

Samsung has warned owners of its Galaxy Note 7 smartphone to stop using the device or exchange it urgently since it runs the risk of exploding.

Mervyn was sure the UK had de-coupled from the US and was more worried by the risk of exploding wage pressure.

The publicity after the crash of Flight 800 shamed the Federal Aviation Administration into finally conceding that fuel tanks on some models of aircraft are at risk of exploding an unacceptably high percentage of the time.

Trading standards officers are warning Christmas shoppers to be cautious before buying a hoverboard – tipped to be one of this year's most popular gifts – after thousands were impounded at UK ports after testing revealed they were at risk of exploding or bursting into flames.

A lack of sleep is thought to increase the risk of experiencing exploding head syndrome.

However, in the event, and given the mounting PR nightmare of even replacement Note 7s having a demonstrable risk of an exploding battery — coupled with the model being namechecked as a safety hazard at airports and on flights all over the world — it's hardly a surprise Samsung has decided to pull the plug and put the Note 7 out of its misery.

According to Gérard Hartmann in his Dossiers historiques et techniques aéronautique française, the propulsion system generated only 17 kg of thrust, and to generate enough thrust for the aircraft to take off (estimated by Coandă at 24 kg) Coandă would have had to spin the "turbine" (the rotary compressor) at a speed of 7,000 rpm with the risk of it exploding.

Everything that's capable of exploding explodes.

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