Sentence examples for is disintegrating from from inspiring English sources

All my key parts are in working order, nothing is disintegrating from the inside out.

Although the belfry is disintegrating from dry rot, church members plan to remove the bell -- donated by Gerald Olsen's great-grandfather Elof -- to the cemetery, where it will be on display as a memorial to the church.

But now Kéréon is empty, visited only by technicians at long intervals, and its interior is said to be disintegrating from humidity and water damage.

Weill's first success was in the securities business, where he and his early cohorts scooped up old-line brokerage firms that were disintegrating from chaos in their back-office operations.

In addition, there is a medical technology-specialised local development agency that played a central role in the early phases of regenerative medicine (see Sotarauta and Mustikkamäki 2015), but as the role of intermediaries has been questioned in the Finnish innovation system, it has been disintegrating from more recent developments.

It appears as if the denaturation has twofold purposes; some proteins are disintegrated from the cell at 50 °C and some proteins remain unaffected which subsequently join the cells together.

We observed that the hydrate crystals intermittently emerged on the liquid sheet radially expanding from the point of the jet collision, flowed to the periphery of the sheet, and then engulfed in the droplets when they were disintegrated from the periphery of the sheet.

(Eichler) MICHAEL GORDON (Tomorrow) This inventive composer has undertaken several collaborations in recent years with the filmmaker Bill Morrison, whose preferred medium at the moment is disintegrating silent film stock from around the 1920's.

"How do you write about a country that is disintegrating?" says Sinan Antoon, on the line from his office at New York University.

As parts of families are moving away from Changthang, the system of family cooperation is disintegrating as there are fewer members available to continue herding (our interviews).

His marriage is disintegrating due to the lack of children, and now in walks one from the past.