Sentence examples similar to time bomb after from inspiring English sources

Police in the north-west of England have warned of a "ticking time-bomb" after four people were hospitalised after taking a potentially lethal legal high.

After that, Mr. Chirac's immigration museum was a kind of ticking time bomb for his successor.

Purpose is a time bomb of boredom.

Do we have a ticking time bomb on hand?

The UK economy is a ticking time bomb set to explode after the general election, according to a leading City commentator who has warned of a fresh crisis for the pound.

The growth of the time bomb began one month after the Lehman Brothers collapse (September 16, 2008) ignited worldwide financial market mayhem followed by massive unemployment in the United States.

This wasn't a case of the board paying out an exit bonus to a chief executive with no whiff of a problem, only to find time bombs ticking after he left.

Melioidosis, also known as the "Vietnamese time bomb," received wide attention largely after the Vietnam War.

Or maybe it was the time bomb DRM scheme that detonated your episode after so many days?

We've been taught women's fertility is a ticking time bomb that will "drop off a cliff" after 35 (ha ha, um, no).

The time bomb is then placed into the trunk of a car, after which a couple unknowingly gets into the car and drives off, as the camera follows them.