When one s immune system weakens, the disease may erupt.

Feb14Media Boori An angry protest erupt despite the rain

Protests erupt on daily basis in some of them.

Japan s own debt crisis will then erupt with full force.

And, even if social unrest does erupt, repression might succeed again.

Karachi, a multi ethnic metropolis, could erupt into full scale chaos.

It is difficult to imagine them standing with Musharraf should civil conflict erupt.

Time to reflect on how we ensure that similar crises do not erupt again.

It is in the oil rich border areas that a new war might erupt.

Despite headway towards settling that struggle, violence continues and could erupt again in full fury.

Indeed, some economists fear that a fiscal crisis could erupt even aftera tax hike is passed.

But nobody knew with any precision just when open revolt against Burma s military dictatorship would erupt.

Most international finance economists are becoming increasingly frightened that a major international financial crisis could erupt.

Even in Western Europe, which boasts the most rehabilitation oriented penal systems, ghastly scandals periodically erupt.

Japan lies in a dangerous region, in which deep rooted tensions threaten to erupt at any moment.

All parties need to find a formula to resolve the issue before it again threatens to erupt into conflict.

Civil war along sectarian lines could well predominate, or fighting between the various anti Assad opposition groups could erupt.

Civil unrest and political destabilization could erupt into financial and social crises that ultimately threaten the monetary union s survival.

When the peat ignites, the fire can creep beneath the surface and erupt somewhere else, days or weeks later.

Iran must understand that without a diplomatic solution in the coming months, a dangerous military conflict is very likely to erupt.

Without such an agreement, and if the new leadership cracks down hard on the Islamists, a violent civil war could erupt.

No one wants to see the streets of Damascus consumed in protest, or a violent confrontation erupt between protesters and security forces.

The two trouble spots that may erupt and disturb harmony around the world, surprisingly, are its two greatest economies America and Japan.

Rafizadeh wrote the latter one in 2011, as the Arab world started to erupt in popular uprisings aimed at toppling autocratic rulers.

Of course, malicious imprisonment is by no means uniquely American. Even in Western Europe, which boasts the most rehabilitation oriented penal systems, ghastly scandals periodically erupt.

Most international finance economists are becoming increasingly frightened that a major international financial crisis could erupt. Indeed, they fear that the scale of that potential crisis is becoming larger and larger.

Experts said that if North Korea s highest mountain with an active volcanic core, Mt. Baekdu, were to erupt, the aftermath will be ten times more destructive than Iceland's eruption in April.

Mahmoud Al Habbash, the Palestinian minister of religious affairs, even went so far as to demand assurances that the talks won t fail, because if they do, a new intifada would surely erupt.

Indeed, with the growing possibility that former UN Secretary General Kofi Annan s peace plan for Syria might fail, and that civil war might erupt, Russia could be the international community s only effective interlocutor left.

NEW YORK A global controversy is raging what new regulations are required to restore confidence in the financial system and ensure that a new crisis does not erupt a few years down the line.

And I saw my sister's face, this wail of pain and suffering and surprise threatening to erupt from her mouth and threatening to wake my parents from the long winter's nap for which they had settled.

A contingent of roughly 2,500 troops from 22 countries went to the DRC in mid 2003 to support United Nations troops, and provided a rapid reaction force that snuffed out disorder in Kinshasa before it could erupt into full blown mayhem.

Even Eastern Europe, with erratic Russia at its center, will not likely make the world hold its breath at least for financial reasons. The two trouble spots that may erupt and disturb harmony around the world, surprisingly, are its two greatest economies America and Japan.

While the full blown crisis did not erupt until the collapse of Lehman Brothers in September 2008, it was clear by the summer of 2007 that something was very wrong in credit markets, which were starting to behave in all sorts of strange ways.

Of course, the new leadership will have to reach some agreement with the Islamists regarding the rules of the game, both domestically and vis à vis Israel. Without such an agreement, and if the new leadership cracks down hard on the Islamists, a violent civil war could erupt.

The EU s military mission to ensure free and fair elections in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has shown what the European Security and Defense Policy (ESDP) can achieve in Africa. A contingent of roughly 2,500 troops from 22 countries went to the DRC in mid 2003 to support United Nations troops, and provided a rapid reaction force that snuffed out disorder in Kinshasa before it could erupt into full blown mayhem.