Sentence examples for entirely disintegrated from inspiring English sources

This much more realistic image of Soviet psychiatry showed up only after the Soviet regime began to loosen its grip on society and later lost control over the developments and in the end entirely disintegrated.

The larval thoracic muscles are entirely disintegrated during the honeybee metamorphic molt, and are replaced by imaginal muscles originating from myoblast precursors, which elongate, join, and form the striated muscle fibers.

The failure of Hannibal's brilliant endeavour was ultimately due to the stern determination of the Romans and to the nearly inexhaustible manpower from their Italian confederacy, which no shock of defeat or strain of war could entirely disintegrate.

Therefore, it did not entirely disintegrate the mineral particles, resulting in lower recoveries of SRMs.

Today, his credibility disintegrated entirely.

In Baghdad, half of the Iraqi Civil Defense Corps, a national militia trained by the Americans, either quit or sided with the insurgents; in Karbala, the corps disintegrated entirely.

That illusion has disintegrated entirely by the end, despite Terry Kinney's elegant direction and crisp performances from a cast led by George Grizzard and Penny Fuller.

It says everything about this thrashing of Ludogorets Razgrad that Arsène Wenger's side did not have to be at their upbeat best to inflict it on opponents whose defensive resistance started shakily and disintegrated entirely thereafter.

In drier environments, the jellybones disintegrated entirely.

A large V-shaped section of the ship just aft of midships, running from the keel upwards through Number 1 Boiler Room and upwards to cover the area under the third and fourth funnels, was believed to have disintegrated entirely when the ship broke up.

In fact, the public disillusionment on both sides of the Atlantic with Europe's security arrangements - especially the excessive reliance on nuclear weapons - is such that a radical reconstruction may be the only way to keep NATO from disintegrating entirely.