Sentence examples for fault apart from inspiring English sources

Once there, it could have pressurized the water, pushing the fault apart and weakening it.

Even today, watching chunks of building fall into the crowd, my reaction is, "I hope no one gets hit!" And in the first movie when a missile causes the San Andreas Fault to break apart, Superman is so distraught that he literally turns back time to prevent it from happening.

All the strong motion generation areas exist in the deeper portion of the source fault plane, apart from the Japan Trench.

These small mountain faults move apart at an average rate of around 3mm per year, but the movement occurs in fits and starts, as the recent quakes demonstrate.

Previous regional tectonic-sedimentary researchers show that large-scale source rock of the Yacheng Formation developed in the Ledong and Lingshui sags due to the Red River Fault pull-apart strike slip in early Oligocene.

Measurements of radon concentration along a station's profile in Blat village did not show any radon anomalous variation due to the discontinuity along the fault (pull-apart), and possible absence of stress and energy accumulation along the Yammouneh Fault line in that location.

It's now exactly two years since the Caribbean fault lines ripped apart one of the most densely populated capital cities in the world and international donors pledged more than $5bn for Haiti's recovery (the largest amount ever for post-disaster reconstruction).

This fault rupture ripping apart farmland near Kaikoura is 30 km long.

Under Michael Bloomberg (who has done some good things), we've served as a poster child for the kind of economic inequality that President Obama recently faulted for tearing apart the fabric of our society.

The scallops are impossible to fault: chunky, chewy, tearing apart in hot strips and beautifully glazed; the chorizo is terrific, too.

In his determination to gain control and protect the Party, Xi may have generated a different kind of threat: he has pried apart internal fault lines and shaken the equilibrium that for a generation marked the nation's rise.