Sentence examples for disbanding between from inspiring English sources

Absorbed water cause matrix swelling and leads to disbanding between the matrix and fiber at the interface, as observed in SEM images.

Amid accusations of communist sympathies during the Red Scare, however, they were blacklisted and compelled to disband between 1952 and 1955, when Seeger and Hays were called before the House Committee on Un-American Activities.

Given that the IRA is unlikely to decommission more arms, let alone disband between now and Christmas, the power-sharing coalition between unionists and nationalists will collapse after 18 January 2003 - the date of the next UUC meeting.

Sentimental melodramas, called "new school," or shimpa, plays (the same name as in Japan), were performed by a dozen troupes that formed and disbanded between 1908 and about 1930.

Then it may be forced to choose between expanding or disbanding.

After the match, a brawl between the two would begin, officially disbanding their alliance.

Their extraordinary gigs featured barely a breath between songs, and they toured relentlessly until disbanding in 1996.

But he confirmed that discussions between Johnson and Tory central office about disbanding the MPA under a Tory government had taken place.

Friction between the directors -- Robby Barnett, Alison Chase, Michael Tracy and Jonathan Wolken -- has pushed the troupe to the verge of disbanding in recent years.

The Beatles too were disbanding.

"No one spoke about disbanding.