Sentence examples for serious outbursts from inspiring English sources
One of the most serious outbursts occurred on Dec. 31, 2003, in a Staten Island firehouse, where one firefighter threw a metal chair at a comrade, Robert Walsh, shattering facial bones and partly severing his nose.
Dividing 700 million by 3,500 incidents, or by 350 serious outbursts, we find that about one in 200,000 passengers is involved in any air rage incident annually, and only one in 2 million is involved in a serious one.
The last serious outburst of violence was in 1993 when a mob set fire to a hotel in Sivas where an Alevi celebration was taking place.
The fighting marked the most serious outburst of violence since the summit meeting last Wednesday between President Bush and the Israeli and Palestinian prime ministers in Jordan.
The episodes, the most serious outburst of unrest since anti-Chinese rioting killed 18 people in Lhasa in 2008, follow a spate of self-immolations that have bedeviled the authorities.
At the end of March, he had a serious outburst and was taken by E.M.S. to the emergency room, where he was examined by a psychiatrist and cleared to return to school the next day.
It was the most serious outburst of violence since President Bush met with Prime Minister Ariel Sharon of Israel and the Palestinian prime minister, Mahmoud Abbas, last week to discuss a new plan for peace in the Middle East, and it came two days after the militant Islamic group Hamas rejected a halt to violence against Israelis.
This is the first serious outburst of violence since June, when a state of emergency was declared in Rakhine.
It was the first serious outburst of violence since June, when a state of emergency was declared in Rakhine.
China is one of the countries in the world which facing the most serious outburst risks, since almost half of the world's coal and gas outburst accidents happened in China (Wang et al. 2015a, b).
At 6 11 AM on February 19, Rick Santelli told the world via CNBC, "We're thinking of having a Chicago Tea Party," in what he later claimed was a spontaneous, "half serious" outburst of anger against the bailouts.
