Sentence examples for deeper rupture from inspiring English sources

He seems remarkably healthy, given his ordeal, but there are fissures just beneath the surface that suggest a deeper rupture.

Instead, there have been alarming reports that Mr Maliki's men have been seeking to arrest several hundred of the leading "Sons", thereby risking a deeper rupture between Iraq's two main Arab communities.

But while American officials remained angry at China for letting Mr. Snowden fly to Moscow, they and their Russian counterparts toned down the red-hot language that threatened a deeper rupture in relations.

In Yedioth Ahronoth, Guy Bechur dismisses fears of a deeper rupture between the US and Israel, and quotes a Gallop poll in the US as suggesting that 70% of Americans "support or very much support Israel".

The rupture of Fault B1 causes the stress shadows on the overlapped branch, Fault B2; however, since the deeper rupture expansion on the primary fault turns to increase the shear stress along the up-dip edge of the deeper section, i.e., the down-dip edge of Fault B2, eventually, Fault B2 is ruptured (Fig. 7, t = 10.5 12.25 s., and see Additional file 1: Movie S1 for the details of timing).

The crisis in eastern Ukraine has been contained only partly by the Minsk II ceasefire agreement, and reflects the deepest rupture in the West's relationship with Russia since the Soviet Union's collapse.

But his duplicity eats away at him, and leads to a deep rupture when Ms. Taymor learns of Plan X and dismisses it as "a cut-and-paste mess".

The deep rupture is also consistent with the lack of surface rupture for the north-eastern most section.

Researchers have been walking across Napa in recent days to try to record exactly where the deep rupture broke through to the surface.

The narrow aftershock area (Fig. 1) suggests a high angle fault plane, and the deepest aftershock suggests deep rupture extent, consistent with teleseismic body wave inversion (Hayes and Ji, 2008).

Nonetheless, the practical constraints on Washington dealing with multiple challenges that it cannot resolve alone, including weapons of mass destruction proliferation and terrorism, mean that a deep rupture is unlikely.