Sentence examples for are being fractured from inspiring English sources

The assumptions that the Founding Fathers made – that all Americans are bound by common values and common expectations that there should be a state, rule of law and accountability – are being fractured.

And, given the common cross-stress of trying to advance in academia at the same time as raising small children, I wonder how many other relationships are being fractured by this set-up.

"Communities are being fractured by growing urbanisation, and an overdose of free-market culture has ratcheted up levels of narcissism to record levels".

"The traditional banking model is being fractured," said Mark T. Williams, a former Federal Reserve bank examiner who now teaches courses on banking at Boston University.

I did it playing against Aston Villa at the start of the season, so that's how long it's been fractured".

His ultimate goal is to vanquish all of the best middleweights and unify a championship that's been fractured for nearly a decade.

The Rally for Humanity is just one example of many different ways that the religious divides are being exploited and fracturing our societies and our world.

Chesapeake said a piece of equipment failed late Tuesday while the well was being hydraulically fractured, or fracked.

On the one hand, literature indicates that approximately 24.000 carpal fractures (of which 21.000 scaphoid fractures) are being suspected[ 1- 3].

Orthopaedic fracture clinics are being relocated to Donegal Community Hospital.

And the unity fostered by tragedy is in danger of being fractured by the partisanship that inevitably accompanies politics.