Sentence examples for potential disintegration from inspiring English sources
The obvious question posed by the potential disintegration of Britain is: where does this leave England?
While 101 Spring is not quite as much of a reliquary, there have been discussions about how to respond to the potential disintegration of period pencil erasers.
And the former chairman of the Federal Reserve, Paul A. Volcker, in a speech in London on Thursday, warned of "potential disintegration" of the currency.
In a speech in London this week, former US Federal Reserve chairman Paul Volcker added to the chorus of those predicting the currency's demise by saying the euro faced "a potential disintegration".
Far from an onslaught of democratic principles, what worried the prince most was the potential disintegration of Iraq, a country of deep religious, ethnic and tribal divisions woven into a violent history of internecine conflict.
The prince said he served on a council of Iraq's neighboring countries -- Jordan, Syria, Turkey, Iran and Kuwait as well as Saudi Arabia -- "and the main worry of all the neighbors" was that the potential disintegration of Iraq into Sunni, Shiite and Kurdish states would "bring other countries in the region into the conflict".
Like a stage prop seen in close proximity, they reveal the shoddy material beneath the surface color and their potential for disintegration".
"Either the Europeans move forward," Mr. Roubini said, or face "a situation of potential breakup or disintegration".
Meanwhile, Mr. O'Brien, the lawyer for Mrs. Boles, has been using the case to put Fosamax itself on trial, contending that Merck as a corporation put patients at risk by overpromoting Fosamax and by not warning doctors who prescribe the drug about the potential for jawbone disintegration.
In addition, electric field has a great potential for efficient disintegration of WAS for as a additional option in a combination treatment.
The half-lives are calculated by taking into account the penetration probabilities through the potential barrier along disintegration trajectories in the deformation space appropriate to each kind of decay.
