Sentence examples for sudden disintegration from inspiring English sources

Speaking from his hospital bed on Friday, Slessky still seemed blindsided by his sudden disintegration.

Israel's hopes for an orderly withdrawal from its security zone in Southern Lebanon this summer were jolted yesterday by the sudden disintegration of large sections of the Southern Lebanon Army, a pro-Israeli militia.

The aid also shores up the Pyongyang regime, which Washington would rather see improve than collapse, since sudden disintegration could overwhelm South Korea with refugees and create political and economic turmoil.

Baudrillard alludes here to the expectation of "violent eruptions and sudden disintegration which will come, just as unforeseeably and as certainly May 68, to wreck this white mass" [of consumption] (1998: 196).

Vidal was diagnosed nine years ago with a brain tumour, but managed to lead a normal life until a sudden, fateful disintegration in his health.

In good part, the disintegration was caused by the sudden and startling decline in production from pillars like Mickey Mantle (a.255 batting average), Roger Maris (.239) and Elston Howard (.233, after he hit.313 the year before).

Trans-border mobility has been identified as an important risk factor in the acquisition of several communicable diseases, including HIV [37], [38], [39], [40], ostensibly due to high risk behaviors following disintegration of family support networks, sudden changes in the cultural environment, homelessness, and poverty.

This article originally appeared on VICE UK.

This created a sudden increase in resistance that was accompanied by disintegration of the WE, and the sensor could no longer perform the experiment and had to be discarded.

Reflecting his pain at the sudden death of a close friend and the almost unfathomable disintegration of the band he always believed was "for life", Buchanan is the first to admit that Mid Air "isn't all singing and dancing".

Now, a new analysis in Geophysical Research Letters suggests that the sudden drainage of one or more of those lakes, and not merely their presence, set off the disintegration.