Sentence examples for possibility of disintegration from inspiring English sources

The Iranian people have witnessed the catastrophic results of the military interventions of the West and its allies in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, Syria, and Yemen, which have resulted in total destruction, over a million dead, and millions of refugees, not to mention the possibility of disintegration of these nations.

Due to the possibility of disintegration during the in situ exposure, the dentin specimens were not artificially demineralized.

He was the first dramatist to identify violence as "the defining quality of modern civilisation" and the first to envisage the possibility of social disintegration, offering "the sort of imaginative dislocation of reality" that would become characteristic of modern drama.

Unless the farmers or the government begin to discuss their differences, Argentina could face even more violence in the streets, and the real possibility of social disintegration and political collapse.

A country that hasn't had a civil war in more than 150 years, where secessionist movements from Texas to Vermont have generally caused merriment not concern, now faces divisions so serious, and a civilian arsenal of weapons so huge, that the possibility of national disintegration has become part of mainstream conversation.

The uneasy mood in the markets was not helped by remarks by Paul A. Volcker, the former chairman of the Federal Reserve and now an adviser to the Obama administration, who in a speech in London on Thursday raised the possibility of a "potential disintegration of the euro".

The movie is also about disintegration and the possibility of rebirth.

Our study also raises the possibility that disintegration profile led to an increase in AEs; the majority of which resulted in discontinuation.

Lankov touches on that scenario but stresses the possibility of dramatic political upheaval resulting in the disintegration of the North Korean regime.

The forces of disintegration are winning.

"The country was on the brink of disintegration.