Sentence examples for threat of disintegration from inspiring English sources

Brussels's instinctive response to the threat of disintegration is further integration.

The New Yorker, September 19 , 1964P. 179 Vietnam has been under threat of disintegration.

"Georgia is under real threat of disintegration and collapse," he said after announcing the blockade.

By Robert Shaplen The New Yorker, September 19 , 1964P. 179 Vietnam has been under threat of disintegration.

"Pakistan faces the threat of disintegration unless it can control the irregular armies, the irregular militias, the weapons depots, and the recruitment centers, training centers for those people who are suicide bombers and preachers of hate," she said last fall.

For most supporters of Russification, however, the policy's main aim was to consolidate a Russian national identity and loyalty at the empire's centre and to combat the potential threat of imperial disintegration in the face of minority nationalism.

One response to the threat of further disintegration was a "second language movement" spearheaded by teachers, clergymen, journalists, and lawyers who felt deeply threatened by the cultural dominance of English speakers.

Still, football has significance, relatively minor of course, and the threat of economic disintegration in Cyprus could help achieve football unity on the island, ending more than half a century of bitter estrangement.

But more than a decade after the chaotic overthrow of the Suharto dictatorship in 1998 -- and subsequent fears of disintegration at the hands of separatist groups, as well as the threat of Islamic militancy -- the country seems to have stabilized.

The forces of disintegration are winning.

You can't escape this feeling of disintegration.