Sentence examples for it a rupture from inspiring English sources

The IBGE called it a "rupture" of the country's growth trend.

But there has been nothing, he suggests, quite like the recent influx of Muslims into Europe — he refers to it as "a rupture in its history".

"All we can say for now is that one of our patrol ships is sinking after it suffered a rupture in its bottom created by an unidentified cause," said a spokesman at the South Korean Office of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

Initially it caused a rupture in music production at the start of the 1980s.

It was a rupture that would come back to haunt Ms. Almontaser.

The mid-century notion of highbrow culture required something different — it required a rupture between the high and the low, an absolute difference, not a relative one.

The scientists developed a new model for such a region, called an intraplate zone, suggesting that strain builds up in a weak area below the surface and eventually shifts to the surface, where it causes a rupture in the fault.

The tissue on the disk can be placed under so much pressure that it causes a rupture against the spinal nerves, leading to pain, numbness or weakness in the lower back and legs.

When the band's record "Nevermind" was released in 1991, it caused a rupture that was more than simply stylistic, more than just a group with loud guitars and louder drums knocking the whimpering Mariah Carey off the top of the charts (though that was not nothing).

Some researchers even speculate that we might approach within the next three decades a "technological singularity" where technological change becomes so rapid and profound that it represents a rupture in the fabric of human history [27].

It is not a rupture but it is sore.