Sentence examples for to be ruptured from inspiring English sources

He knows there are heavy misgivings about war in Britain but equally that any prime minister who allows relations with the United States to be ruptured must pay a high political price.

The home side reacted to being outclassed with violence and one of their second rows, Marius Bosman, ended the tour of his opposite number, Doddie Weir, by stamping on the Scotsman's knee so savagely that he caused ligaments to be ruptured.

This suggests that the prion fibril begins to be ruptured at the stress of ~150 MPa, which is smaller than the stress (i.e., ~200 MPa) at which non-prion fibril starts to be ruptured.

After the skin incision and evacuation of the hematoma, the volar ligamentous structures were found to be ruptured.

Intra-peritoneal free fluid was detected in 3 patients (3.8% of non-traumatic patients), which later turned out to be ruptured hepatocellular carcinoma.

These theoretical parameters are important to observe which sites are active to be attacked and which bonds are sensitive to be ruptured.

The U.S. is drowning in debt and so uncompromisingly divided that our union appears to be rupturing.

But it said the design of the vehicles — specifically, the location of the gas tanks behind the rear axle of the Jeeps — could make them more vulnerable to being ruptured in an accident.

These findings are thought to be rupture prone characteristics leading to acute coronary syndrome in pathology [ 112].

Following heavy alcohol intake, the distended bladder is very susceptible to injury and can be ruptured by a minor trauma.

In Japan, they appear to have been ruptured by explosions of escaping hydrogen.