Sentence examples for serious rupture from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the relationship between India and the United States encompasses so many spheres that it is difficult to imagine any serious rupture, analysts said.

The one event that could cause the most serious rupture is if May was to agree to Labour's demand for a customs union.

Each unnecessary argument raises the risk of a more serious rupture between Canberra and Jakarta, as the politics of both countries are coarsened by their respective nationalist fringes.

Still, so far, the strategy of irking and embarrassing America in the Middle East, without risking a serious rupture, is holding up.

Recent comments by some Japanese cabinet members, however, seem to reflect a growing sense of urgency to prevent the Futenma issue from causing a serious rupture in the relationship with the United States, Japan's longtime protector.

Hata, however, is a firm believer in the importance of the U.S.-Japan alliance, insiders say, and thus will strive to appease Washington with enough new measures to avoid a serious rupture.

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

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.

There are serious ruptures within both the Democratic and Republican parties.

Similarly, the drug problems that led Wood to temporarily lose custody of his amputated leg caused serious ruptures with his mother.

I may sound cold, but when you realize that most serious ruptures in marriages are from a failure to communicate properly, perhaps the best defense of marriage is to be a little less Pollyanna about it.