Sentence examples for would implosion from inspiring English sources

In September 1943, John von Neumann, who had experience with shaped charges used in armor-piercing shells, argued that not only would implosion reduce the danger of predetonation and fizzle, but would make more efficient use of the fissionable material.

A representative from Ceres stated that the implosion would shorten the demolition process by some six weeks and would save money.

Another implosion would have removed some of the sheen from Rodriguez's night.

Iraq's implosion would revive the ghost of an independent oil-rich Kurdistan in the north, a region ceded away by Turkey's founder, Mustafa Kemal Ataturk.

But the grander question of the moment was to measure what, if any, aftershock from Mr. Axelrod's public implosion would reach the striving New Jersey Symphony Orchestra.

And that could leave many banks insolvent, which, Lanchester says, "would make the implosion of Lehman look like a theme-park ride: scary but completely safe".

An economic implosion would make things worse.So Mr Sharif may reckon that the IMF will, at America's behest, prop up his economy no matter what he does.

Economists worry that Argentina's implosion would ripple throughout Latin America and other emerging markets.

By August 1944, the calculations had been made of how an ideal spherical implosion would work; the problem was how to make it work in the real world where jets and spalling were a problem.

There's so much bring-down-the-house performing during these examples of the brilliantly astute and irresistible Sondheim pastiches that it feels as if the next day's implosion would only be redundant.

But what would a post- implosion" world look like?