Sentence examples for disintegration far from from inspiring English sources
Some scholars believe that they were unballasted and always floated when broken up, allowing their recovery or disintegration far from the disaster site.
Looking at Europe's disintegration from far off Beijing, Cristopher-Teodor Uglea offers a novel response to the continent's growing populism: a "vertical meritocratic democracy" in which citizens have more power and accountability at their local level while at the same time delegating stronger powers to Brussels over large issues like climate change.
His past nationalism makes some neighbors skeptical, his popularity in the West makes other neighbors envious, and his arrival has come so late in the process of Yugoslav disintegration that it is far from clear that the process can be arrested.
The war that broke out last week between Russia and Georgia is a terrifying reminder that the disintegration of the Soviet Union is far from over.
These superficially dissimilar pictures shared key traits: slow, inquisitive zooms from multiple cameras, improvised scenes that strayed far from the script ("Good disintegration!" Altman would tell his cast approvingly).
My chronicle of the momentary disintegration of the image of these actors' bodies was far from exhaustive.
Variant Perception, a research company based in London that has written extensively on Spain, warned in a recent report that "although it is still too early to say if Spain will be the straw that broke the camel's back and led to the disintegration of the European Union, it is clear that its problems are far from tractable".
The counter-argument is that such an early pullout, with the Iraqi army and police far from ready, risks a full-scale civil war, and possible disintegration of Iraq.
Far from an onslaught of democratic principles, what worried the prince most was the potential disintegration of Iraq, a country of deep religious, ethnic and tribal divisions woven into a violent history of internecine conflict.
