Sentence examples for violent release from inspiring English sources

A rupture of the siphon, caused by either a construction accident or a terrorist act after the pipeline's completion, would "trigger a violent release of an enormous volume of water," Mr. Meyer said.

Indeed, the violent release of gas at depth seems to be a common activity on 67P, followed by the collapse of material back into the void.

Tragically, too often the media's attention means the social contract has already long been and repeatedly violated, and then reports focus only on the violent release of tensions, not the ongoing repressions that built up to tip an individual or a group to the decline at which things explode.

They contend that the state plan is a ruse to place a permanent center there for sex offenders who have completed their sentences but are too violent to release.

It is found that the combustion is anchored at the trailing edge of cavity accompanied by violent heat release, which is governed by a cavity-stabilized diffusion flame.

As a result of those reforms, as well as mandatory minimums, repeat-offender ("three strikes") laws, and other factors, the average violent offender released from state prison in 2009 had served about thirty-seven per cent more time than his counterpart released in 1990.

"This is the second time in as many days that we find a murder committed by a violent criminal released on bail.

"The experts are understandably concerned about plans for what happens to serious and violent offenders released into communities up and down the country.

The feud intensified in the autumn of 2007, when Fadl, the author of a canonical encyclopedia of violent jihad, released a new work, "Rationalizing Jihad in Egypt and the World".

"I never got any direct pressure from Pataki not to let certain people out," Mr. Dennison said, "but he did make it clear in the newspapers that he didn't want violent felons released".

Mr. Komisarjevsky should have served more prison time because his burglaries were many and showed a "predatory" and "cold-blooded" disregard for others, not because we could somehow predict that he would turn violent when released from prison.