Sentence examples for if it disintegrated from inspiring English sources

His policies leave little doubt that he wouldn't care if it disintegrated altogether.

But up until now he's been restrained by a group of sane senior advisers who have repeatedly insisted to him that the agreement is successfully restraining Iran and that if it disintegrated, there would be little to stop Iran from pursuing a nuclear weapon, exactly the outcome Trump claims he wants to avoid and that the agreement was intended to forestall.

This is a matter of credibility of the international order, an order that, if it disintegrates into the "anything goes" model, will wreak havoc on international relations and peace and stability.

He held it as if it might disintegrate.

The milk pack was soggy and looked as if it would disintegrate.

It is enhanced with video effects that make it look as if it's disintegrating.

Constructed with sand, "Mirage" looks as if it could disintegrate at any moment, lost to the inevitability of time passing.

Or you can simmer it in a pan with a scrap of water or fresh orange juice, if you don't mind it disintegrating into a purée of its own silky, soft fibres.

Moreover, as a movement, not a party, it has no ideological glue; all that holds its parts together is a history of shared opposition to apartheid and the realisation that if it does not disintegrate it can hang on to power for years, even decades.

As long as the euro area remains intact, Target2 claims are mere book-keeping entries (although if it were to disintegrate, the Bundesbank would take a hit, in principle limited to 27% of all such claims, reflecting its capital share in the ECB).

What if it crumbles and disintegrates?