Sentence examples for brutal disintegration from inspiring English sources

Geographically, Istria was too far away to hear a shot fired in the brutal disintegration of Yugoslavia.

During the brutal disintegration of Yugoslavia in the early 1990s, the newly independent states of Bosnia-Herzegovina and Croatia overcame enormous adversity to be included.

For many reporters who covered him, though, his personal affability could not bridge the gap between the brutal disintegration of civil life in Iraq and the daily briefings Mr. Senor gave.

Along the sides of the roads and spilling into the streets was tons of debris from buildings shaken to disintegration by the brutal seconds of the quake.

But the alternative - an accelerating slide into brutal and increasingly sectarian carnage and disintegration - is hardly an attractive prospect for any of the outside powers, far less the Syrians themselves, so it is not impossible that minds might finally become concentrated.

His disintegration was similarly swift and brutal: after six months, he was dead at the age of 63. "When Dad got ill, I just thought: 'Really?

The removal of the equally brutal Gaddafi from Libya, and the subsequent disintegration of that state, is further testimony to the misjudgment of European politicians.

Her disintegration in person and on screen is as simple and brutal as a knife to the throat.

The Most talked-of book, Carlo Levi's "LOrologia," ("The Clock Premier de Gasperi's Council of Ministers has prepared a proposal for public defense "to prevent sabotate and disintegration within the country... ...... Tells about enlarging the La Celera, the brutal, efficient, motorized police; Italy permitted almost no Army.

The Most talked-of book, Carlo Levi's "LOrologia," ("The Clock Premier de Gasperi's Council of Ministers has prepared a proposal for public defense "to prevent sabotate and disintegration within the country... .. Tells about enlarging the La Celera, the brutal, efficient, motorized police; Italy permitted almost no Army.

The Albanian community in Kosovo used the disintegration of Yugoslavia to begin their battle for independence from Serbia, but the culmination was a brutal and bloody war that ended with Nato's intervention in 1999.