Sentence examples for the atomic explosions from inspiring English sources

Trump and Kim are undermining a focal point established in 1945, after the horror of the atomic explosions.

Moreover, for Japanese, the atomic explosions subtly reinforced feelings of wartime victimhood and righteousness, making the Hiroshima and Nagasaki victims important symbols to mourn.

Under this cynical calculus, the human tragedy at Nanking has therefore to be seen as greater than the number of deaths caused by the atomic explosions at Hiroshima (where 140,000 civilians died) and Nagasaki (70,000).

Studies done in Japan after World War II suggested that the increased risks of thyroid cancer began to decline 30 years after the atomic explosions but remained above normal even 40 years later.

The atomic explosions in Japan at Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945 provided dramatic examples of radiation carcinogenesis: after an average latency period of seven years, there was a marked increase in leukemia, followed by an increase in solid tumours of the breast, lung, and thyroid.

If the United States allows lawsuits by Americans used as slave labor in Japan to go forward, what will stop Japan from allowing lawsuits against the United States to be brought by survivors of the atomic explosions at Hiroshima and Nagasaki?

Mr. Tomatsu also photographed the statue of a robed saint that was beheaded by the atomic explosion in Nagasaki.

Anthony Horowitz, who created and wrote the series, said the atomic explosion was a deliberate dramatic ploy to show "the world has changed.

The atomic explosion was felt in Pakistan's neighbouring Sindh province and triggered that country's resolve to produce a bomb of its own as swiftly as possible.

The episode about Bikini Atoll is concerned less with the atomic explosion than with the evacuation of King Judah's people from the island: the procession of their livestock looks like the one to Noah's Ark.

At the SoHo branch of Peter Blum, "The Atomic Explosion: A Collection of Vintage Photographs," gathers 66 images of American nuclear tests and detonations, most of them conducted at the Nevada Test Site and on the Marshall Islands during the 1940s and '50s.