Sentence examples for which dismantled from inspiring English sources

For the next three years, he and Linares led police units which dismantled the rebels in the capital.

Deng Xiaoping instituted a program of economic liberalization, which dismantled the system of co-operatives that many had relied on for medical care.

Churubusco may find a buyer -- but when another major studio was privatized, it was bought by a TV network, which dismantled much of it.

Germain Act of 1982, which dismantled New Deal-era banking regulation; they had the Big Bang of 1986, which deregulated London's financial industry.

Unlike Harold Prince's original, Brechtian staging, which dismantled the apparatus of star-making as we watched, Mr. Grandage's version was more straightforward and naturalistic, at least when I caught it in London in 2006.

Klinsmann had to quickly cobbled together a roster to face Mexico, which dismantled the U.S., 4-2, in the Concacaf Gold Cup final in June, effectively ending Bradley's five-year tenure leading the red, white and blue.

Alongside his trenchant anti-war song "Dad's Gonna Kill Me", he also wrote, in 2002, "Outside of the Inside", which dismantles the jihadi's view of western culture in a subverted Taliban voice: "God never listened to Charlie Parker/ Charlie Parker lived in vain/ Blasphemer, womaniser/ Let a needle numb his brain/ Wash away his monkey music/ Damn his demons, damn his pain".

The loss of VE-cadherin occurs due to the permeability inducing factors (PIFs) which dismantle VE-cadherin functionality by phosphorylation, internalization, and catenin dissociation (Gavard 2009).

Mutated collagen I cannot efficiently bind decorin, a strong TGF-β ligand, and unbound TGF-β activates macrophage lineage-derived osteoclasts which dismantle the bone (Grafe et al, 2014).

A promenade as part of Trump Marina was leveled to make way for new ramps, in which 37 ornamental lampposts which were dismantled were later shipped to the Tuckerton Seaport in nearby Tuckerton, which opened in 2000.

"In Japan you will find a small piece of Scotland in the form of a church which once graced Dreghorn but which was dismantled and rebuilt in Tokyo".