Sentence examples for danger of disintegration from inspiring English sources

Norman Tebbit: Sold out by its political class, Britain is in dire danger of disintegration.

(In fact, NATO was in danger of disintegration because of our insistence on modernization).

Revived by Hume and many other writers, the concept of eloquence resonated deeply for an audience who perceived its own political community as being in danger of disintegration.

"When it came to rotary UAVs, I saw a vacuum I could fill .Most helicopter rotors operate at a constant rotational speed, which avoids the danger of disintegration at particular resonant frequencies.

Erica Wagner, in the Times, also stressed the ever-present danger of disintegration: "The book's title is perfect; it is a work that teeters at the edge of uncertainty... Sebald's journey into himself and his past is compelling, puzzling, unique.

He appears to be holding himself together with his writing". Erica Wagner, in the Times, also stressed the ever-present danger of disintegration: "The book's title is perfect; it is a work that teeters at the edge of uncertainty... Sebald's journey into himself and his past is compelling, puzzling, unique.

If Mr Kibaki were to call them in, the danger of national disintegration might increase.

There was no danger of a disintegration like that of George Best, whose alcohol-fuelled indiscipline laid waste to his talent.

Those retaining the strongest organized communities the Tarahumara, Yaqui, Cora, and Huichol while threatened, appear to be in no immediate danger of cultural disintegration.

After this was successfully accomplished in about 228 bc, Achaea faced the danger of complete disintegration before the assaults of the Spartan king Cleomenes III, who also aimed at control of the Peloponnese.

Media captionFrench President Nicolas Sarkozy: "Never has Europe been in more danger" French President Nicolas Sarkozy has warned that "never has the risk of disintegration been greater" for Europe in a speech in Marseille.