Sentence examples for from the disintegration from inspiring English sources

Assad kept the lid on Syria, until overflow from the disintegration of Iraq fractured his regime.

Such specialty banks are a key element of the economic chaos that resulted from the disintegration of the Soviet system.

Lear's madness stems from the disintegration of his divinely controlled, harmoniously ordered kingdom, in which he hubristically conceived himself to be supreme.

A part of Yugoslavia for much of the 20th century, Croatia suffered considerably from the disintegration of that federation in the early 1990s.

It is not the "good" characters who renew themselves from the disintegration of a civilisation; as Rhett Butler, Scarlett's eternal sparring partner, points out: "The nicest people in town are starving".

In addition, Ms. Mannes said, fumes from the disintegration of a rat or a mouse — if it dies between walls or in a crawl space — could also cause allergic attacks in children prone to them.

ARTS & IDEAS, PAGE B7 Sunnier Forecast From Soros After predicting the disintegration of global capitalism in 1998, the financier George Soros is taking back his grave predictions in a new book.

Ms. Johansson, who won a Tony Award for featured actress in 2010 playing the sheltered niece in "A View From the Bridge," has said publicly that she is negotiating a return to Broadway as Maggie in Tennessee Williams's Pulitzer Prize-winning play from 1955 about the disintegration of a wealthy Southern family.

Sonication treatment results in decrease the mass of asphaltene extracted from bitumen due to the disintegration and solubilisation of asphaltene flocs in the medium.

The godly punishment for America will be that it will eat itself from the inside morally, through the disintegration of the family and the proliferation of anti-God principles and action.

The godly punishment for America will be that it will eat itself from the inside—morally, through the disintegration of the family and the proliferation of anti-God principles and action.