Sentence examples for probably ruptured from inspiring English sources

The explosion probably ruptured high-pressure pipes in the compartments, thus increasing air pressure, Admiral Baltin said.

But they later said that a stent in his chest had probably ruptured, and that he lived in the Bronx and was in his 50s.

In fact, at least two large earthquakes with M ~ 7 occurred along the serpentine boundary, the 1921 Ibaraki earthquake (M 7.0) and the 1987 Chiba earthquake (M 6.7), which probably ruptured asperities along the serpentine boundary.

It thus probably ruptured a segment of MHT similar to that which ruptured in 2015, though less to the west in the Gorkha region (Martin et al., 2015) with a macroseismic epicenter probably located farther east, north-northeast of Kathmandu (Oldham, 1883; Szeliga et al., 2010) (Fig. 1).

If one of the reasons you might of lost your voice because you yelled too loudly, you probably ruptured a capillary.

Even so, one official who received a late-night briefing on the mission expressed confidence that the impact had been so powerful that the fuel tank probably had been ruptured.

In a short span of the second quarter, receiver Michael Jennings ruptured his left Achilles' tendon, probably ending his season before it began.

Both airlines' Concorde fleets have been grounded since a Concorde exploded on takeoff in Paris in July 2000, probably because debris from a burst tire ruptured its fuel tank.

Furthermore, alignment of myofibrils is disturbed and ruptured myofibrils have been observed, which is probably due to aberrant formation of the myotendinous junctional complex [ 17].

The debris caused a pressure wave that ruptured a fuel tank, its contents ignited, most probably, by a severed electrical cable.

A decrease in viscosity as temperature increases is typical of liquids, but the increase in the viscosity of sulfur above 157 °C probably is caused by rupturing of the eight-membered rings of sulfur atoms to form reactive S8 units that join together in long chains containing many thousands of atoms.