Sentence examples for being fractured from inspiring English sources
As we age, she said, "bones become thinner, which leaves them more vulnerable to being fractured".
"It is our belief that Madison can endure without being fractured," the city's statement said.
And the unity fostered by tragedy is in danger of being fractured by the partisanship that inevitably accompanies politics.
While many have criticized the Syrian opposition as being fractured and disorganized, General Idris said, they have recently set up new structures needed for aid distribution.
"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.
Among the most-discussed provisions is a proposal that bans fracking operations at noncemented wells when the shale being fractured comes within 1,000 vertical feet of a usable aquifer.
His own Fifth Republic Movement is fractured.
Time was fractured for me.
"Even old friendships are fractured.
