Sentence examples for clean rupture from inspiring English sources
In 2020, Britain will still be paying money to the EU and abiding by its regulations; Brexit would have not yet meant Brexit on May's terms, which is supposed to be a clean rupture with the obligations of the past.
The artificial carriers can clean up sites where plaques can otherwise rupture, leading to strokes and heart attacks.
For nearly a third of the residents of Boston and some of its suburbs, it was a weekend without clean tap water after a water main ruptured Saturday in the suburb of Weston and rendered water undrinkable.
Generally, IPA patients with concurrent intra-abdominal or retroperitoneal abnormalities such as ruptured appendicitis or ruptured infected aortic aneurysm require surgery to clean out or repair the infected foci.
Another milestone occurred when Smithfield Foods, Inc., entered into an agreement with the state Attorney General in 2000 after dozens of lagoons ruptured during Hurricane Floyd, resulting in Clean Water Act violations.
001: "This is where the club might rupture; I think if you've got a pair of crisp, clean white socks on, it can be a killer outfit".
However, don't be too afraid to clean the ear it is almost impossible to touch a dog's eardrum, let alone rupture it through routine cleaning.
Fig. 12 Rupture mode after removal of the dolly by shear force for cleaned surface (a) glycidoxy-modified surface (b) and amine-modified surface (c) (×40, scale bar 1 mm).
"The oil is still not cleaned up," said Hammond, referring to the fallout of a July 2010 Enbridge pipeline rupture that spewed more than 20,000 barrels of Canadian tar sands crude oil into the Michigan waterway.
Mr. Swift and other opponents of Keystone have pointed to the continuing cleanup of a 2010 Enbridge Energy rupture in Michigan as evidence that oil sands crude is more difficult to clean when it spills.
Damaged tissue around a rupture (e.g. torn or scarred tissue) may be removed in order to obtain clean edges that can be surgically repaired.
