Sentence examples for and a fracturing of from inspiring English sources
Thanks to a certain tower in the Bible and a fracturing of traditional harmony in the 1900's, a single language became many languages.
They said those royalty checks came at a huge cost: polluted air and water, industrial noise, well blowouts, toxic chemicals leaching into groundwater and wells and a fracturing of communities.
Faced with rising income inequality, increasing racial and cultural diversity, looming generational conflicts and a fracturing of 20th-century public life, arguing about the government gives us something to discuss.
What used to be one "vocal engaged bunch" and a fracturing of interests, is now a conversation that consists of a much bigger constituency, and one that realizes that working through women is critical to achieving development goals.
Morgan also said Florie had three fractures around his right eye socket that would require surgery, a nasal fracture, a fracture of the medial wall and a fracture of the floor of the socket.
Purvis was in serious but stable condition after sustaining a contusion of the left base of the brain and a fracture of the first and second vertebrae in his neck and back.
The X-rays revealed a fracture of the left clavicle, a comminuted fracture of the left scapula and a fracture of the neck of the left femur with anterior dislocation of the femoral head (obturator type) (Fig. 1).
"Rafael has an injury and a fracture of his bone so it was fantastic he had the guts to play through.
The stress can cause cracks and fractures in the solid particles over time when cells are cycled, which leads to a disorder and a fracture of the electrodes.
A fracture of the left innominate bone and a fracture of the left acetabulum are observed Fig. 2 Anesthetic course Fig. 3 Postoperative abdominal CT revealed fluid accumulation in the peritoneal cavity and retroperitoneum.
Ring specimens obtained from the pipe were compressed by a compression test machine, and a fracture of the inner oxide layers was observed.
