Sentence examples for a difficult rupture from inspiring English sources
Ahead of the parliamentary vote on the college fee increase, the government confronted a difficult rupture as the Liberal Democrats, who are the coalition's junior partners, split among themselves, raising questions over the coalition's long-term survival.
The Liverpudlian has had a difficult year, rupturing her anterior cruciate ligament and learning her weight division was not selected for 2012.
It was a difficult time when there was a rupture in the Cuban opposition movement, so I interviewed the two of them.
Harley endured a difficult start to his first season as captain, as he ruptured a finger tendon during the club's round one loss to the Western Bulldogs.
WASHINGTON — As President Obama moves to redefine the nation's mission in Iraq, he faces a difficult choice: Is he willing to abandon a campaign promise or risk a rupture with the military?
The rupture of the communications link between the Seleucid capitals and the east caused by Arsaces' success placed Diodotus in a difficult situation.
Cooper's comments followed a difficult few months on the field for the fly-half, who struggled for form when he returned from a knee reconstruction after rupturing it in the 2011 Rugby World Cup.
In fact, small patches can be easily ruptured by the use of the multi-scale concept in fracture energy, but these are difficult to rupture behind a large patch even if high Δτexcess is assumed.
A) Cumulative testa rupture curve.
