Sentence examples for further fracturing from inspiring English sources

But states moving away from common assessments is a trend that experts expect to continue to grow, further fracturing what has been hailed by some as an important push to honestly assess student achievement.

Philip Hammond risked further fracturing the fragile Tory truce on Europe when he called for the UK to seek a "middle way" in Brexit talks, adding that there were camps on both sides of the debate opposing a pragmatic approach.

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They said that while they were satisfied that Mr. Santorum's rise was further fracturing the anti-Romney vote among him, Mr. Paul, Newt Gingrich and Gov. Rick Perry of Texas, they could take nothing for granted when only half of likely Iowa caucusgoers say they have committed to a candidate.

That could create more companies, further fracturing top engineering and product design talent.

Arctic bergs tend to be smaller and more randomly shaped than Antarctic bergs and also contain inherent planes of weakness, which can easily lead to further fracturing.

Wholesale military restructuring and an officer corps led by Nigerian soldiers further fractured the armed forces.

The same thing could happen here" — and in ways that could further fracture the country, he said.

Orbán further fractured what was left of institutional checks and balances by appointing party loyalists to previously independent institutions.

The Foleys take flight without Emer, Francis' wife and the boys' mother, and the family is further fractured when Francis is swept away in a river, presumed drowned.

Feenstra's bid may depend on whether Iowa voters have grown weary of his combative identity as politics have further fractured over the last four years.