Sentence examples for of rupture from inspiring English sources

There was a risk of rupture.

Perhaps our sense of rupture comes from a loss - a loss of a sense of continuity.

Without glorifying physical violence, they reveal the cultural value of rupture.

We have no evidence of a link to cancer or an increased risk of rupture.

There is a short-term risk, primarily of rupture or contracture.

There is also some concern that an injection is associated with an increased risk of rupture of the plantar fascia.

We may very well have to wait for that point of rupture in order to imagine England as a nation.

I did a little research and discovered that the risk of rupture is just a little over 1%.

And yet they create moments of rupture in a world that, as Arkhipov points out, is created by specialists.

The mounting hostility between Mr. Trump and traditional party leaders has pushed the party to the edge of rupture.

They are, he writes, "entwined with an endless cycle of spiraling violence... characteristic of moments of rupture and (re)foundation".