Sentence examples for further shredding from inspiring English sources

The fear now is that the populist and nationalist insurrections witnessed in Britain in June and in the US this month may be replicated across Europe in coming months, further shredding the west's liberal democratic moorings.

Russia was probably responsible for the deadly bombing of a United Nations humanitarian aid convoy in Syria, American officials said Tuesday, further shredding what remained of a severely weakened agreement between the United States and Russia aimed at halting the war.

If it fails, draconian cuts in spending will be imposed across the government, hitting vital programs like Medicare and further shredding what's left of the social safety net.

His tout of Romney and Ryan's emphasis on private sector growth, school choice, and further shredding welfare, is supposedly the path to economic well-being and uplift for blacks.

How else would those peddling it have us accepting ideas like further shredding a safety net that's basically dental floss all the while subsidizing huge business and allowing them to exploit loopholes to contribute practically nothing?

Trump will couple that line with his boast that he can create more jobs for blacks and more affordable health care, and that private sector growth, school choice and further shredding welfare, is the path to economic well-being and uplift for blacks.

She wrote songs for other artists, including Sugababes, but her sense of self was further shredded by a disastrous romantic relationship with an American booking agent.

The G.O.P. wants to further shred the safety net, wants to give corporations even greater clout over already debased workers, and wants to fatten the coffers of the already obscenely rich.

Further chopping and shredding increases the rate of oxidation in greens and destroys more nutrients.

And, at the exact time that the social safety net is most needed, it's being cut to shreds, further expanding inequality across country.

The program narrates the moving story of Tisha, mother of three in Connecticut, facing a social safety net shredded further by the crisis.