Sentence examples for threat of explosion from inspiring English sources

Investigators said the dynamite wasn't rigged to explode and there was no threat of explosion, KNTV-TV reported.

Children face the daily threat of explosion in every region of the world.

Earlier this week, material was moved from a nuclear research facility in Sarov in Nizhny Novgorod, about 310 miles east of Moscow, as fires approached, removing any threat of explosions at the center, said Sergei Kirienko, head of Russia's federal atomic energy agency, according to RIA Novosti news service.

The inquiry concluded that the oil company paid more attention to cutting costs at the facility than to the threat of an explosion.

The messy prank is known as "glitter-bombing" – although there's no threat of an explosion or physical danger as with a real bomb.

In reasonably simple terms, he attempts to explain the basics of radiation and its effects on humans, the risks of the hydrogen bubble that formed within the reactor and the threat of an explosion and fire, and the nature and potential devastation of the worst-case scenario, a nuclear meltdown, a "China Syndrome".

No matter how large or small, once a cook site is busted, state law dictates it be " remediated" by a licensed company after police determine there is no immediate threat of an explosion.

They are constantly exposed to the threat of snipers, explosions and shelling.

In the longer term, the Obama administration and many analysts are divided about what kind of threat the explosion of Islamist militancy across North Africa poses to the United States.

Here 'sustainable' is paired with the trope most often proffered as a remedy to the conjoined threats of population explosion and economic disaster: 'development.' Taken together in the form of the phrase 'sustainable development,' these two terms therefore suggest that methods and strategies for securing an ecological and economical future are ready at hand.

Gasoline and generators pose a real threat of fire or explosion in Zuccotti Park, particularly given the congested conditions and proliferation of flammable materials that has occurred over the past 5 weeks.