Sentence examples for fundamental breakup from inspiring English sources
On one critical point, officials say, the 19 states involved now seem in accord: none is advocating a fundamental breakup of the company.
Now of course, we are a million miles away from any fundamental breakup of the EU, and it would be catastrophic for us if it happened – but the love-in between Cameron and Merkel shows both sides that they could do pretty well by forming a closer relationship.
"A fundamental reason for the high breakup rate of marriages is that people's mental attitude about marriage has shifted over the years," says David Popenoe, co-director and founder of National Marriage Project, a long-term research initiative at Rutgers University.
In summary, the effects of nozzle configuration on in-nozzle flow and near-nozzle fuel jet were revealed with more fundamental understanding of the primary breakup process of flash boiling sprays.
I wanted to tell him how, since his breakup, a small but fundamental hole had opened in my life and that, in being so abruptly and permanently disconnected from his old girlfriend, it felt as if my sister had died.
That might seem a little creepy selling guides that encourage the emotional manipulation of exes isn't very ethical, and it likely won't solve the fundamental differences that lead to most breakups.
The exchange drew attention to one of the fundamental questions underpinning the film whose fault was the breakup?
During the past quarter-century, land abandonment in the Northern Eurasia region has been associated with fundamental changes in agricultural production and land use caused by the breakup of the Soviet Union in 1991 (Lerman et al. 2004).
The breakup process of flash boiling spray can be elucidated with more fundamental understanding of bubble behavior inside the nozzle.
Finally, under certain processing conditions, we observe fiber breakup that we believe is driven by surface tension and these instabilities may represent the onset of an underlying fundamental limit to the process.
