Sentence examples for state of disintegration from inspiring English sources

Several of the caves contained scrolls that, unprotected by jars, were in a state of disintegration, often buried under layers of dirt.

For Ricardo Sa Pinto, the youth-team coach pressed into service when Sporting's domestic season was in a state of disintegration this was moment to savour.

This is true even now, as everything seems in a state of disintegration, with its productions of The Magic Flute and Akhnaten.

He warned that the anarchy could easily escalate, "leaving Kenya in a state of disintegration", if the security forces failed to take control and a political solution was not found immediately.

In mid-September farm ministers from six countries, plus the French-speaking bit of Belgium (a country now in such a state of disintegration that it no longer has a national farm minister), signed a letter, drafted by the French, defending the traditional form of the CAP.

TEM sections performed on rejecting Botryllus ampullae indicated that POR clots are primarily made of necrotic morula cells in an advanced state of disintegration containing electron dense vacuoles in various sizes.

A vast inventory already lies there, waterlogged on the sand, with flies buzzing around: mosques, palaces, little mud-baked villages, tombs to die for, temples, rock paintings: much of this in advanced states of disintegration.

Everything is brought into question in Book Four as Lanark travels back to Unthank through a land in a state of decay and disintegration, has encounters with his own author, it told that he exists only in print anyway and there's little he can do to stop the apocalypse … The Bridge too has connected narratives – but this time there are three rather than two.

So many students have borrowed, read and plundered that copy of "Farmax" that it had to be pulled from circulation and has sat in a state of complete disintegration inside a kind of glass vitrine.

Hearn sensed what so many before and after him have, that New Orleans exists in a state of insidious disintegration—"crumbling into ashes"—thanks to its perilous geography and its "frauds and maladministrations".

Hearn sensed what so many before and after him have, that New Orleans exists in a state of insidious disintegration — "crumbling into ashes" — thanks to its perilous geography and its "frauds and maladministrations".