Sentence examples similar to threatening explosion from inspiring English sources

Moreover, America's teenage population is growing, threatening an explosion of youth crime.

His house was full of butane gas to light his sempiternal pipe, threatening an explosion.

Well, do ya?" COMING UP ON GUARDIAN UNLIMITED TODAY >>> A Briton will appear in court today on charges of conspiring with shoe bomber Richard Reid to cause a life-threatening explosion.

Two storage tanks at nearby Taft burned throughout most of the day, threatening other explosions and the release of poisonous fumes, but the flames had died out by early evening.

The title, Shrapnel, throws up another image – fragments flying through the air after an explosion, threatening injury and destruction.

Don't take a lot of time doing this, cuts are not as life threatening as an explosion.

Workers threatened by explosions and fires on the job are unsafe.

The Pacific lionfish has proved so unappealing to sharks and other ocean predators that a population explosion is threatening the delicate ecosystems of a new habitat: the western Atlantic and Caribbean.

By 16 30 on Monday 12 December, it was reported that a further two tank fires had been extinguished, but that one of the tanks extinguished earlier had ruptured and re-ignited, and was now threatening to cause the explosion of an adjacent tank.

It's not a coincidence that as the practice of family dinner has shriveled and shrunk over the last thirty years there has been an explosion of threatening new social stresses and health problems that were all but foreign to our grandparents.

"Grexit is still in our courtyard and your policies are threatening to trigger social explosions," she said.