Sentence examples for breakup of control from inspiring English sources

Their mother, Kokilaben, called a truce this summer, announcing a breakup of control in June.

Although Clegg and Huhne have been political rivals, the Lib Dem leader has also been his friend and will take no personal pleasure in Huhne's downfall, or the family breakup that spiralled out of control into a tragedy.

This system produces monodisperse droplets by the controlled breakup of a cylindrical jet by a vibrating orifice.

Journaling about your breakup can help you achieve a sense of control over the relationship events.

But the fact that Moldova, which gained independence in 1991 after the breakup of the Soviet Union, has no control over about 11percentt of the country, the whole of which is the size of Maryland, disturbs Western officials who fear that splinter, along the Ukraine border called Transdniestria, has become a haven for arms trafficking, drug smuggling and other illegal activity.

Local service, however, remains a near-monopoly, firmly in the hands of the Baby Bells, including Verizon, that were created by the breakup of AT&T in 1984 and control the "last mile" of wire into consumers' homes and offices.

Analysts said failure to reach a deal with the creditors, which include Bayerische Landesbank, HVB and Commerzbank, could lead to the breakup of the company, which is controlled by Leo Kirch.

The symmetric breakup of bubbles type II is controlled by both the increased pressure and viscous forces.

The breakup of these liquid jets is controlled by a piezoceramic oscillator which is driven by a square wave excitation signal.

The village lies at a chokepoint astride a two-lane road that is the primary route into the valley and a string of villages behind it that have been solely under Georgia control since the breakup of the Soviet Union.

While some songs merely focus on the "beauty of love", the album also explores the other side, of which songs that "celebrate breakup" and songs that narrate a woman's desire to having a degree of control in a relationship.