Sentence examples for unleash over from inspiring English sources

Last week, we learned about the possible destabilization of the Totten Glacier of East Antarctica, which could unleash over 11 feet of sea level rise in coming centuries.

While all this was going on, plenty of equally smart programmers were incubating more sinister surprises, in the shape of a plague of spam, viruses, worms and other security "exploits" which they have been able to unleash over a network which doesn't care what's in your data packets.

Since its launch in 2011, MovingWorlds.org has already helped unleash over 5 million dollars worth of professional skills to social enterprises around the world and is the founder of the term, Experteering.

With the massive deployment of broadband access to the end-users, the continuous improvement of the hardware capabilities of end devices and better video compression techniques, acceptable conditions have been met to unleash over-the-top bandwidth demanding and time-stringent P2P applications, such as multiview real-time media distribution.

In total the storms have unleashed over 60% more energy than an average hurricane season, and it's also been the costliest since 2012, causing over $11.5bn£9.2bnbn) of damage thus far.

The anger and hostility that had been unleashed over the past few days resembled a hurricane.

Yet, from her very first bloodcurdling, guttural scream, unleashed over jagged guitar, her voice resonates.

But even by local standards, the invective that Hungary's most powerful businessman has unleashed over the past few days towards his country's prime minister is exceptional.

They still believe that they can harness the furies unleashed over the last thirty years better than poor Bush managed to do.

Australia has taken far fewer people with little social unrest and yet still unleashed over two decades a highly successful, though dishonest, campaign to stigmatise boat arrivals.

But the uncertainty the referendum result has unleashed over the bloc's future shape and direction has compounded a sense of long-held certainties fast evaporating.