Sentence examples for fundamentally torn from inspiring English sources
It has fundamentally torn up the rule book that has stabilized Europe since the end of World War II.
"Just last year, Mike Bloomberg introduced a plan that would have shuttered up to 27percentt of our city's senior centers, fundamentally tearing apart a network of centers and services that serve as a vital safety net," the statement read.
Any industry where unsold inventory is destroyed by the seller and refunded by the producer, as happens with books where the covers are torn off and returned (if you're lucky) for reimbursement, is solidly and fundamentally broken.
The Supreme Court has done away with the middleman -- the candidate -- and, perhaps inadvertently, torn away the modest cloak of legitimacy that the old campaign finance laws used to provide to a fundamentally corrupt system.
This "eventual winner" view is fundamentally flawed, however, as the fabric of the complex multi-ethnic and multi-confessional Syrian society has now been profoundly and irreversibly torn apart by the civil war.
Rulings by military judges this week suggest that the special detention system is so fundamentally corrupt that the only solution is to tear it down and start again.
Either way, tearing down the Title II restrictions on advertising and solicitation feels fundamentally more democratic; even if you and I don't have enough money to sit at the big table, at least we can stand by and watch.
What's more, the European Union continues to be in the back seat of a process that threatens to tear apart the largest country in the continent outside Russia and which fundamentally affects the EU's relations with Moscow.
Another part of the truth is that things bruise, tear, erode, disperse, or end fundamentally, they're fragile.
