Sentence examples for risk of implosion from inspiring English sources

While the new duct work can be designed considering the new operating conditions, the existing duct work may not have been designed with these unanticipated changes and hence may be at risk of implosion and mechanical damage.

Conducted with consulting group McKinsey and KPMG's Audit Committee Institute, the study claims that directors could expose themselves to liability if they don't have a detailed process for managing all kinds of corporate risk, including the risk of implosion in a financial scandal.

The ECB's role has steadily evolved and has in the process reduced the risk of an implosion of the banking system and contagion across sovereign debt markets.

The replication algorithm avoids sub-clip misses and reduces the risk of request implosion caused by free-riding peers.

Once-dependable Turkey seems in danger of implosion.

The pact itself is not in imminent danger of implosion.

That ultimately left the company at risk of a financial implosion when the cycle finally ended, after regulatory objections scuttled WorldCom's attempted acquisition of Sprint in 2000.

The joint Congressional committee probing Ronald Reagan's role in the Iran-contra affair in 1987 might have fought harder for evidence of presidential wrongdoing if it had not been not so reluctant to risk the implosion of another presidency so soon after Watergate.

Eritrea is at risk of a military coup or "implosion", according to cables sent by the-then US ambassador to the country, Ronald McMullen, in February 2009.

With the testing results in this paper and the hydrodynamic simulation calculation, we can further improve the design of PMT deployment to mitigate the risk of chain reactions caused by implosion induced shock waves.

But thanks to [the European Central Bank president Mario] Draghi, the risks of a eurozone implosion have reduced, at least for the time being.