Sentence examples for could have fractured from inspiring English sources

A goal then could have fractured Monaco's composure.

Despite the immediate violence, Mr. Karzai and General Allen were able to keep the episode "from being something that could have fractured the relationship," the general said.

"Because humans could have fractured the CML mastodon remains does not mean they did fracture them," they wrote.

Policymakers on both sides of the Atlantic had previously worried that a Greek exit from the European currency -- or worse yet, from the EU itself -- could have fractured Europe and given Russia's government the opportunity to forge alliances with previous foes.

He added: "But he could not have fractured Callum's ribs, which was consistent with violent squeezing of Callum's chest". She also blamed Callum's brother after health and social workers spotted scratches on him during visits to Wilson's flat, the jury was told.

"We have fractured bones and crushed pelvises.

Both sides have fractured badly.

Kauto Star could have made it, having fractured a hock with a fall at Exeter early in his career, although there never seemed to be much doubt that he would return as good as before.

It could have really fractured the Met in a way that didn't happen".

Because of both of our actions, both of them supporting each other, we were able to keep this from being the result of a bad mistake from being something that could have really fractured the relationship".

The United Kingdom had fractured.