Sentence examples for shatter alliances from inspiring English sources

What will stand in the way of catastrophic interventions that will further drain this country, establish it as an outlaw nation, and shatter alliances and goodwill?

He has had to speak of restoring shattered alliances without appearing in the pocket of the French or the United Nations.

The floor also is littered with some shattered alliances of powerful technology companies, like the one among I.B.M., Apple Computer and Motorola that created the PowerPC microprocessor.

The only thing that a doctrine of unpredictability is really sure to do is gamble with national security – shattering alliances, destabilizing relationships with adversaries and suppressing public debate in the US.

The stunning sweep made by the Isis insurgents through eastern Syria and northern Iraq has rattled the region over the past three weeks, shattering alliances and forging new ones as quickly as Iraq's northern cities have fallen.

It is shattering historic alliances, turning doctors against doctors, doctors against business and business against otherwise pro-business Republicans.

But pictures of large-scale demonstrations against him are sure to be used by Democrats at home to buttress their case that Mr. Bush shattered international alliances and squandered good will toward the United States in leading the nation into a war in Iraq that much of the rest of the world thought was unnecessary or premature.

Today, Mr. Hazare's disciple, Arvind Kejriwal, has risen to fame, shattering an alliance with "Team Anna" and eclipsing his mentor's movement with his own Aam Aadmi Party.

Obama was supposed to put together the European Humpty Dumpty that President Bush shattered by favoring alliances of the willing over old alliances.

In a statement to the court, Mr. Gallinari said the terrorists had engineered the kidnapping to shatter an emerging alliance between Mr. Moro's conservatives and the Communists.

Which is essentially where Season 2 begins, with all alliances shattered and any man with a keep amassing forces and imagining himself king.