Sentence examples for ruptures from from inspiring English sources

This was at least partly due to ruptured AAA in men originally screened normal, with a steady increase in these ruptures from year 8 onwards; the large majority of these were fatal.

Giant's Causeway Visitor Centre, Heneghan Peng architects (3/1) Bursting out of the rolling hills on the coast of Northern Ireland, the Giant's Causeway visitor centre ruptures from the ground, as if formed by a great slippage of tectonic plates.

We divide the surface ruptures from south to north into the Chihshang, Yuli, and Rueisuei sections.

As a result, after 4.3 × 104 cyclic load, the specimen eventually ruptures from the top section.

In his first report, Lauge-Hansen did not describe deltoid ruptures from this (end-stage) grade four SE fracture.

We assume that hidden fault relates ruptures from Yoshioka to the north Hinoyama tunnel and many landslides in the southern flank of the Eboshidake area.

All emigres, Ulitskaya explains, must weather a severe "rupture" from their native tongue.

Lower-quality tanks do, though, sometimes rupture from the pressure of being filled.

Meanwhile Neil Maskell's character exudes a bloated unease, like a man slowly rupturing from within.

For some people, the Brexit vote was a traumatic rupture from the idea of a European union.

"Notice that there is the appearance of complete hymen rupture from the top to the base," he wrote.