Sentence examples for fracture along from inspiring English sources

The main political parties tend to fracture along geographic and ethnic lines rather than ideological ones.

American officials feared that the dispute could cause Afghanistan to fracture along ethnic lines.

Moreover, an increasingly complex society can fracture along multiple fault lines.

He later tweeted a picture of an X-ray of his leg showing a fracture, along with the message: "Thank you Gothenburg.

The stronger the pro-government poor-to-lower-middle class wing gets, the more likely the coalition will fracture along class and economic fault lines.

The fracture along which the latest piece of ice broke was first observed about eight years ago, so the event is not a big surprise.

Earthquake swarms and volcanic eruptions occur when the stretching exceeds the strength of the near-surface rocks, which then fracture along steeply dipping cracks parallel to the rift.

At one point, he noted that many societies, particularly in the Arab world, fracture along tribal lines, and that the great virtue of the United States was its openness to people from all races, creeds and nationalities.

That would allow them to incorporate it into their software, so patients would receive a calculation for risk of fracture, along with a T score, the standard measure of bone density.

And we worry that the solidarity that Americans had after 9/11 is being lost as the memory of that day fades and the country seems to fracture along political and class lines.

The maneuverings of B.K. point to a larger fear among the Americans and the Afghans who are helping to train the Afghan security forces: that under the stress of battle and without a substantial presence of American combat troops after 2014 the Afghan Army could once again fracture along ethnic lines.