Sentence examples for further shatter from inspiring English sources

To further shatter the principle of voter sovereignty, corporations have rewarded those politicians who construct restrictive political party rules, gerrymander electoral districts and obstruct third party candidate ballot access.

At the top of the heap are cases on affirmative action, voting rights and gay marriage - issues where he may stay the conservative course or further shatter the conventional wisdom.

These painterly moves are now accompanied by newly elaborated compositional disturbances: in "Bad Back (Day)" (2006), for example, a torso disfigured by scratches and bloody dribbles is further shattered by whip marks literally burned into the work's goatskin surface.

The fighting highlights the further shattering of battle lines in the Syrian civil war as rebel groups focus their efforts on local struggles only loosely connected to their declared goal of toppling Mr. Assad.

Theo's world is further shattered when he is abducted by a terrorist group called the Fishes, led by his former lover Julian Julianne Mooree), an unrepentant activist who inveigles him into helping her smuggle one of their number out of the country.

The veto by French president De Gaulle against Britain's membership of the EEC in early 1963 which damaged prospects of economic growth and the scandal of the Profumo affair dealt further shattering blows to Macmillan's government.

Further shattering our hopes, SETI International's president Douglas Vakoch said in a press release, "The hypothesis of an alien megastructure around KIC 8462852 is rapidly crumbling apart.

"I want to use this opportunity to debunk the myth immediately that I'm as organized as I might look," he tells me, further shattering any suspicions I might have had of his discipline.

Furthermore, the conflict has further shattered an already weak health care system.

So banks and traders rushed to their phones with a clatter, Causing stock market value further to shatter, Markets don't like decisions made in a flash, And criticizing sound economic policy can exacerbate a crash.

With the imminent collapse of the Assad regime in Syria, Iran's ambitions to become the regional hegemon could soon further unravel, shattering its influence over a predominantly Shiite crescent extending from the Persian Gulf to the Mediterranean.