Sentence examples for causing the breakup of from inspiring English sources

Upon re-entry, hot gases entered the breach, causing the breakup of the spacecraft.

But when Jones left Cologne 26 years later it was as a disgraced preacher who was accused of running a sect-like community with an iron fist, forcing members to give him a percentage of their earnings, making them work for little or no money and causing the breakup of families and friendships.

Disgruntled competitors and public pressure forced the government to act on Standard Oil's business practices, causing the breakup of the oil monopoly in 1911.

Similar concerns caused the breakup of Baker Hughes's proposed $35 billion combination with a fellow oil-field services company, Halliburton.

The court heard that the stress of the conviction had also caused the breakup of Vickerman's marriage.

House and Senate committees with oversight of the space program will convene a joint hearing next Wednesday to begin their inquiries into what caused the breakup of the shuttle Columbia.

That does not mean that stocks of companies involved in the shuttle program will not fall as investors worry about what caused the breakup of the shuttle.

Labour recruiting often caused the breakup of traditional societies if too many males left their communities and the creation of immigrant labour communities if they did not.

The temperature gradient across the double layer causes the breakup of the polymer film into well-defined columnar, striped or spiral structures spanning the two plates.

The woman claimed that Plath had put so many details of the students' real lives into The Bell Jar that 'they could never look at each other again', and that it had caused the breakup of her marriage and possibly others".

On the subject of the rows with Liam that eventually caused the breakup of the band, Gallagher, 48, explains: "The way it worked was, when were not slagging each other off, that's when were telling each other that we loved each other.