Sentence examples for prospect of disintegration from inspiring English sources

In Ukraine's two decades as an independent state, the prospect of disintegration has never looked so real.

"In Ukraine's two decades as an independent state, the prospect of disintegration has never looked so real," Masha Lipman reports from Moscow in her post earlier today.

By Masha Lipman February 20 , 2014In Ukraine's two decades as an independent state, the prospect of disintegration has never looked so real.

Photograph: Jeff J Mitchell/Getty "In Ukraine's two decades as an independent state, the prospect of disintegration has never looked so real," Masha Lipman reports from Moscow in her post earlier today.

U.K. Independence Party leader Nigel Farage, who led a fierce anti-EU campaign that was accused of stoking xenophobia, celebrated the prospect of the disintegration of Europe.

It is facing the prospect of defections and, worse, disintegration.

AS THE prospect of the regime's disintegration looms, so too do worries about Syria's huge arsenal of chemical and (possibly) biological weapons either being used in some apocalyptic final act or falling into the hands of terrorists.

Alarmed by the prospect of Austria-Hungary's disintegration, Emperor Franz Joseph personally authorized a third invasion of Serbia in early October 1914.

During a six-month global tour of soccer culture, Foer examines the game's role in everything from nationalism to the prospect of Islamic democracy to the disintegration of Yugoslavia as a nation.

A dud athlete but an excellent reporter (mostly for The New Republic), Foer believes that soccer can be used to "explain" everything from nationalism to hooliganism to hatred of globalization to the nebulous prospect of Islamic democracy to the disintegration of Yugoslavia as a nation.

Police investigators in Sugar Land, the affluent Houston suburb where Mr. Baxter's body was discovered inside his parked Mercedes-Benz, have refused to reveal the contents of a suicide note he left behind, but CNBC has reported that Mr. Baxter wrote that he was distraught over Enron's disintegration and the prospect of having to testify against friends there.