Sentence examples for unity crumbled from inspiring English sources
But that unity crumbled Tuesday before the House committee, mirroring growing private frustration with being linked to BP.
With one gesture the thin veneer of Italy squad unity crumbled, and they were lucky to draw 1-1 with Argentina in their next game, before losing 2-1 to Poland in their third, which ended with Enrico Albertosi, the substitute goalkeeper, fighting with a fan.
The industry's internal unity has crumbled, however, in the face of Mr. Hussain's accusations.
Now, Mr. Obama told Mrs. Merkel that the Europeans needed an overwhelming financial rescue to end speculation that the euro — and European unity — could crumble.
Even before Mr. Trump began thundering against an "invasion" from Latin America — spurning with finality the moderate swing voters that Republicans desperately needed — his party's facade of election-year unity was crumbling.
My worst fear is that the pillars of national unity may crumble.
Since the outbreak of hostilities in Iraq, Washington has been insistent that it the crumbling unity in the country restored.
A financial scandal in Yugoslavia threatens to topple its federal monetary system, undercutting what was widely regarded in the West as Eastern Europe's most promising economic reform program and eroding what little remains of the country's crumbling unity.
Religious unity, too, had long since crumbled: in addition to the division of Islām into two major groups the Sunnites and the Shīʿites countless small sects had developed, often with the support of local rulers.
