Sentence examples for a potential disintegration from inspiring English sources

In a speech in London this week, former US Federal Reserve chairman Paul Volcker added to the chorus of those predicting the currency's demise by saying the euro faced "a potential disintegration".

The uneasy mood in the markets was not helped by remarks by Paul A. Volcker, the former chairman of the Federal Reserve and now an adviser to the Obama administration, who in a speech in London on Thursday raised the possibility of a "potential disintegration of the euro".

Far from an onslaught of democratic principles, what worried the prince most was the potential disintegration of Iraq, a country of deep religious, ethnic and tribal divisions woven into a violent history of internecine conflict.

And the former chairman of the Federal Reserve, Paul A. Volcker, in a speech in London on Thursday, warned of "potential disintegration" of the currency.

Japan suffered from an unprecedented nuclear meltdown in 2011 and the potential disintegration of the Iran Nuclear Deal has reinvigorated fears of global chemical warfare.

While 101 Spring is not quite as much of a reliquary, there have been discussions about how to respond to the potential disintegration of period pencil erasers.

The obvious question posed by the potential disintegration of Britain is: where does this leave England?

The prince said he served on a council of Iraq's neighboring countries -- Jordan, Syria, Turkey, Iran and Kuwait as well as Saudi Arabia -- "and the main worry of all the neighbors" was that the potential disintegration of Iraq into Sunni, Shiite and Kurdish states would "bring other countries in the region into the conflict".

The acetic acid recommended by the expert system was meant to dissolve calcite cementing material while at the same time eliminating the potential precipitates of iron released by the potential disintegration of chlorite material.

The move may be enough to save her three-month old coalition government, which had faced potential disintegration.

A few years back, testing revealed that a fire protection system for critical electrical cables was defective, subject to rapid disintegration and a potential threat to safe reactor shutdown in the event of fire.