Sentence examples for it has fractured from inspiring English sources

It has fractured into many incompatible schools of thought.

The achievements of the Green movement are impressive: It has fractured the state, won the intellectual argument regarding the future of Iran, and attracted a large segment of the public.

In 2016, this wedge has not only fractured the electorate; some would argue it has fractured our political system itself.

Our criminal justice system has not made our communities safer; rather, it has fractured families, alienated communities, and further marginalized low-income minorities.

"Because the rift tip was in this area of basically softer ice that is very difficult to fracture, then the stresses have been transferred elsewhere and something has given, i.e. it has fractured in some of the ice that is more vulnerable to breaking which happens to be about 10km further back than the current rift tip," Luckman said.

In relation to the brain and the meninges the papyrus comments on a patient with a skull fracture that exposed the brain: '... it is a big fracture, which is open to the inside of his skull and the membrane that covers his brain; it has fractured and a liquid gushes from inside his head.' (Edwin Smith Surgical Papyrus, 1700BC, from the National Library of Medicine, Bethesda, MD, USA).

Kauto Star could have made it, having fractured a hock with a fall at Exeter early in his career, although there never seemed to be much doubt that he would return as good as before.

Xeroradiography revealed the blow on top of the head (causing the V-shaped cut) was caused by a relatively blunt object; it had fractured the skull and driven fragments into the brain.

I thought I had fractured my leg".

I told them I had fractured my tibia and fibula.

It also has fractured Europe itself, with Britain and Spain the most prominent European countries supporting the Bush administration's decision to go to war.