Sentence examples for being broken apart from inspiring English sources

The Concept "Greenland" is the story of a family being broken apart.

Indeed, the tensions inside the elite are so great that relationships and families are being broken apart.

In the Martin Luther King Jr. episode, a lot of that was about  people being driven together by this tragedy instead of being broken apart, and turning to the part that they could control or find joy in.

"If Iraq ends up being broken apart, it's not because the Kurds wanted it," said Dr. Najmaldin Karim, an American citizen from Silver Spring, Md., who is now the governor of Kirkuk, a city divided by Kurds, Arabs and Turkmen.

Did England's most famous novelist need "to recreate his childhood as it should have been rather than as it was?" The biographer notes that Dickens, in his fiction, "rarely describes a family Christmas without showing how vulnerable it is to being broken apart by a more miserable alternative.

WALL STREET JOURNAL   Dexia Seen as Unlikely to Need Government Guarantees  |  Luc Coene, the head of Belgium's central bank, said Dexia, which is being broken apart, is unlikely to use Belgian government guarantees that were approved last month, Bloomberg News reports.

When formerly contiguous patches of habitat are broken apart, it is called fragmentation.

Every time it was handled, more pieces were broken apart, and the damage was increased".

To increase the flow of released gas, the rocks can be broken apart, or fractured.

Among the worst hit are the previous chancellor, George Osborne, whose Tatton constituency is broken apart.

"Families were broken apart decades ago because of the underdevelopment of Eastern Europe," Mr. Varadi said.