Sentence examples for a new rupture from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush appears to be weaving toward a middle ground -- a sale he can defend to his own party without risking a new rupture with China.

Rejecting her after letting the possibility become so public would risk a new rupture in a party that spent much of the year divided between Mr. Obama and the Clintons.

In January 2007, he experienced a new rupture of the revised tendon and came to our attention; a diagnosis of acute complete re-re-rupture of the right patellar tendon was then made.

The objectives of this work are: first, to improve the understanding of the pellet mechanical properties impact on cladding local loading with 3D simulations results, and second, to propose a new phenomenological rupture criterion for a better assessment of the failure risk.

Despite the satisfactory stability of the reconstruction performed, and despite appearance of the postoperative radiograph, which showed a good level for the patellar bone height, we decided on a slow postoperative protocol: the risk of a new tendon rupture was thought to be much more significant, and therefore we risked the loss of a few degrees in the range of motion.

Considering the most recent works, biaxial (and uniaxial) tests were described by Pham et al. [ 13], evaluating the influence of bicuspid aortic valve (BAV) and bovine aortic arch (BAA) and using results as a base to develop a new predictive rupture potential [ 49].

The new rupture in Turkish-Syrian relations came as reports of a possible new mass killing emerged Friday in Syria's northern Aleppo Province.

In August 2005 he reported a new re-rupture of the same tendon, and he underwent an immediate surgical revision with a bone-patellar-tendon (BPT) allograft.

But Lin warns that the new ruptures produced beneath the caldera could become fresh conduits for escaping magma, potentially leading to future eruptions like the 11-kilometer-high ash cloud that exploded from Mount Aso on 8 October.

The objective of this study was to retrospectively compare the incidence of new ruptures and the clinical outcomes (objective and subjective) of surgical patients with a short graft length within the femoral tunnel to those of patients with a longer graft length within this tunnel.

They are often placed in centers with few possibilities to form new relationships and many experience several relocations with new ruptures in relations [ 19].