Sentence examples for existing fault lines from inspiring English sources

But that just shook the existing fault lines in the travel industry, where airlines feel they have been paying far too much to distribute their tickets.

Their work often fractures along existing fault lines of temperament: one thinks of the deliquescence of Renoir's late nudes, the ugly obsessions of Alfred Hitchcock's "Frenzy," the morbid fear of death that poisons Philip Larkin's "Aubade" ("Unresting death, a whole day nearer now,/ Making all thought impossible but how/ And where and when I shall myself die").

The volume of scientific literature on the effects of climate change has doubled since the last report, and the findings make an increasingly detailed picture of how climate change – in tandem with existing fault lines such as poverty and inequality – poses a much more direct threat to life and livelihood.

The volume of scientific literature on the effects of climate change has doubled since the last report in 2007, and the findings make an increasingly detailed picture of how climate change – in tandem with existing fault lines such as poverty and inequality – poses a much more direct threat to life and livelihoods.

Earthquakes take place at a relatively fixed rate along existing fault lines, but quakes can also occur in clusters, when an initial quake is followed by aftershocks occurring near in time and space, Brantingham explains.

Maybe it's really rather better-suited to fracturing the consensus narratives traditionally used to glue societies and peoples together because it's so good at isolating and magnifying differing viewpoints — and thus at ripping apart the social fabric along existing fault lines.

As with the wider conservative coalition, Trump is heightening conservative religion's internal contradictions and fracturing it along pre-existing fault lines.

When broader diversity exists, fault lines can simply disappear.

The Pentagon has long identified climate change as a "threat magnifier," a factor that can aggravate already existing political fault lines.

This line could be connected to the existing Lembang fault line and morphologically unexposed (dash-line in Figure 6), or it is a different segment of Lembang fault.

The danger for the Church is that the issue - which splits opinion along the existing deep fault line caused by the debate about homosexuality - will divide other Anglicans so severely that they will not be able to coexist.