Sentence examples for time of splintering from inspiring English sources

Deriving points of view from a hybrid insider/outsider mix of higher education and non-traditional artistic experience, the moment in LA cultural history the Locos embody (roughly 1980-2000) was itself a time of splintering, struggle, and great change for the city and the world.

It was so productive, some Jets are crediting it with unifying the players at a time when they were n the verge of splintering.

And Republicans increasingly are showing signs of splintering.

Dirty Dancing: The Time of Your Life 9pm, Living That sound you can hear is the bottom of a barrel splintering from too much scraping.

The website of a splinter group of Conservative "Tea-Party" activists, called "We The People-Citizens in Action" have called for a protest today at the site with dogs around the time of Friday prayers.

Splinter et al. [ 14] reported the occurrence of a rapid and profound hypotension with propofol used for a diagnostic lumbar puncture performed in a 14-year-old female at the time of diagnosis.

There are plenty of splinters here.

There certainly were a lot of splinter groups struggling with splinter groups back then.

They were just sort of splintered.

It sort of splinters out in thousands of different ways and thousands of possibilities of what could happen instead of a similar time line.

Be cautious of splinters.