Sentence examples for ruptures from inspiring English sources

It is clearly the fair course, and the recommendation brings home some of the serious ruptures that would instantly follow from a yes vote.

Artemisinin and piperaquine are pretty safe, but primaquine ruptures red blood cells in people with a deficiency of an enzyme called G6PD.

Buy from Amazon.co.ukMOST historical analysis of Japan tends to emphasise the country's ruptures with the past.

Turf battles over these questions roiled the musical landscape of the past century, leaving it pockmarked with ruptures and revolutions.

There were no serious ruptures among the bipartisan "Gang of Eight" who drafted the bill as the committee worked its way through over 100 amendments, many of which were designed to sow dissent.

Such detailed records of how earthquakes propagate would feed back into scientific understanding of tectonic ruptures.

But its impact was still horrendous to behold, and came after a few days when nature had wreaked havoc across Asia.The terrifying prospect remains of more ruptures along the same fault-line that produced the 2004 Asian tsunami.

Yet, to appreciate the full force of the sham, recall, in wonder, the great ruptures between town and country, left and right, liberals and animal-welfare nuts, that preceded the ban.

Brazil's frequent political ruptures since independence from Portugal in 1822 led to a lack of follow-through in pursuing public policies that has cost the country dear, but Mr Cardoso, Brazil's longest-serving democratic president, made a good start on overcoming such debilitating short-termism.

After its many ruptures with America over the past year, neither side can hope for much in the way of trust at this point.

More ruptures seem certain as Thailand fumbles for a path out of perennial political conflict.